“In a time where you constantly have to fight for the truth ... In the best known example, Don Quixote attempts to lance mythical giants that are, in fact, only windmills.

Don Quixote saw windmills as giants and charged at them ... devices are "modern giants" that they have to confront and "fight" against. "There is no technical possibility of harvesting sensitive ...

Don Quixote’s epic adventures — vast, intricate metaphors for fighting the powers of oppression ... and dragons in the form of windmills. The plot’s lack of an arc — or even a gentle ...

That is because it does not want to be "fighting all the windmills alone, like Don Quixote and Sancho Panza," he said, referring to fictional characters from the famous novel. Reporting by Abhirup ...

All the events in “Quixote Nuevo” mirror events in “Don Quixote.” Instead of fighting windmills, Solis’ Quixote fights border surveillance drone balloons. Where Cervantes’ Quixote ...

The variations depict different escapades, including the famous encounter with the windmills ... [particularly when Don Quixote’s] completely delusional, fighting different things.

the hero Don Quixote wishes to restore honor and chivalry to the world, eventually coming to the fantastical belief that windmills are giants “with long arms” that he must fight. In the real ...

It was about a delusional old man on the verge of dementia who viewed himself as a knight who would fight against ... I told him that Don Quixote saw the windmill as a fire-breathing dragon.

What they needed was someone who would fight for them and not give up. In rode Don Quixote. “I can’t tell you how many people have said I’m tilting at windmills, but somebody has to go to ...