How to pronounce“cervantean”in English

Cervantean, according to Auerbach and Spitzer--to me the most interesting part of Auerbach's

This is the cervantean borgesian, Borges, I'm referring to Jorge Louis Borges.

This is a cervantean borgesian predicament, in which we find ourselves and from which you cannot escape in the Quixote.

He says: "The 'peculiarly Cervantean' cannot be described in words."

a typically Cervantean character, like Marcela and Dorotea, exercises her desire for freedom within a religious context, but is not motivated by religion per se.

This is one of the cervantean women characters who wants to

Spitzer on the notion of the Cervantean, using that knowledge you apply it to your reading of The