For those who may be unfamiliar, Miguel de Cervantes's novel Don Quixote tells the tale of Alonso Quixana, an elderly (and exceedingly mad) gentleman who fancies himself a chivalrous knight.  He takes the name Don Quixote and fights to preserve the moral code of a wondrous past he read about in literature.  The novel relates several episodes that signify his disconnect with 17th-century Spain, a reality where Quixote's fantasy is wholly unwelcome and anachronistic.  The transgender ideologist's delusions occur with a different impetus.  He (or she, or whatever supposedly exists between) fancies himself a warrior fighting to destroy the codified notions of Western culture and to institute a new template of cultural understanding that allows his personal fantasy to be treated as reality. In the end, both are quite insane, and their fantasies are at odds with the real world around them. In the novel, the townspeople watch Don Quixote engage in his...(Read Full Article)