Punctuation in the text of the Golden Age and in Don Quijote
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anacervantinos.2010.001Keywords:
Punctuation, Manuscripts, Prints, Don QuixoteAbstract
This article examines the punctuation in Golden Age texts, in particular in Don Quixote. The author analyzes the discrepancies between theory and practice of the printers, the features of the punctuation in manuscripts, and the absence of a general system, due in part to the absence of a unique and precise system in Spanish. The article provides numerous examples of Golden Age text and of the Quixote.
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