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Abstract
This essay views the Quijote as a book that tends to dissolve everything in it of substance, that is, the author, the reader, the characters, the events, the time and the place. Such desubstantiation, considered here as a primary condition of the text, was un insufficient proposal of the critics starting from its secondary aspects, among them, perspectivism, irony, the duplications and mitages the book contains.
