Abstract:
In this work El rapto is analyzed in relation to the intertexts that determine its structure and its meaning. The objective is to demonstrate how the rewriting of some chapters of the Cervantine Quixote allows the author to carry out an ideological discourse in which the most conservative postures of the Francoist Spain of the 1960s are criticized. In this context, multiple references to Cervantes allow us to reflect on sex, relationships between men and women, relations between Spain and the rest of European countries.
