Abstract
For almost two decades, a group of North-american specialists in Cervantes have speculated americanist interpretation of Miguel de Cervantes’ novels, and namely of Don Quixote and Persiles y Sigismunda . In this article, the author analyzes the ideological bases of such a hypothesis as a posmodern critical theory of identity.
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