Juana Ines de Asbaje and Ramirez de Santillana, known as Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (San Miguel Nepantla, November 12, 1651 - Mexico, April 17, 1695) was a religious of the Order of St. Jerome and novohispana writer, exponent Golden Age of Spanish literature. He cultivated the lyric, the sacramental and theater and prose. Because of the importance of his work, he received the nickname "the Phoenix of America", "The Tenth Muse" or "the Tenth Musa Mexican."
At an early age he learned to read and write. It belonged to the court of Antonio Sebastián de Toledo, Marquess of Mancera and 25th Viceroy of New Spain. In 1669, by desire for knowledge, he entered the monastic life. His most important patrons were the viceroys De Mancera, Viceroy Archbishop Payo Enríquez de Rivera and the Marquis of Laguna de Camero Viejo, also viceroys of New Spain, who published the first two volumes of his works in mainland Spain. He died of an epidemic on April 17, 1695.
Juana Inés de la Cruz held, along with Juan Ruiz de Alarcon and Carlos de Siguenza, a prominent place in the literature novohispana.1 In the field of opera, his work adheres to the guidelines of the Spanish baroque in its stage late. The lyrical production of Sor Juana, which represents half of his work, is a melting pot where converge the culture of New Spain in height, culteranismo Gongora and Quevedo conceptista work and Calderón.2
The drama of Sor Juana is from the religious to the profane. His most notable works in this genre are Love is more labyrinth, Pawns of a house and a series of religious plays designed to represent themselves in court.
well Sor juana ines again, Like i said before I love this woman like really.
ResponderEliminaryour blog is really funny you know? i though this was all the information as we now she was a wonderful woman who fought fo us well for women,for our rights and that makes her so respectufl.
The dramatic work of Sor Juana goes from the religious to the profane. Its most outstanding works in this genus are Love is more maze, the efforts of a house and a series of sacramental cars designed to be represented in the court.
ResponderEliminarIt is interesting that Sor Juana didn't limit her writings to topics related to religious matters. On the contrary, many of her works were love poems and plays of passion. She is an admirable woman because she did everything to get a college degree of dressing as a man to present his poems. I learned that Her poetry focuses on the Baroque. Very good job!!
ResponderEliminarSor Juana was an important woman... Since she was a child she knew she wanted to know more about the world, I like the idea that she didn't care what everyone says, she was very intelligent that she dressed like a man to study and learn, thank God she did it because now she's a very important author and her works are know for so many people. I like that she fought for women rights in the Respuesta a Sor Filotea. Good job guys!
ResponderEliminarDon't mean to sound redundant, but Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, a courageous woman, who fought against man rights to punish women. She learnt how to write at 3 years old, she was a prodigy, she had "balls" for a nun, in order to face the problematics of her time. Her work Hombres Necios, is amazing, how she debated whether women as bad and men as worst. Amazing! Thank you compañeritos for this interesting woman! :)
ResponderEliminarNo wonder why she`s so remarkable.
ResponderEliminarDid you know that when she was three, she was already reading and writing? Way to go, very impressing.
As for your blog, it was pretty good.
Thanks for sharing the info! :)
Sor Juana to me is worthy to admire ....i really like the fact about the vast array of skills and knowledge she demonstrated before the panel became publicy known throughout Mexico and what she did for the woman's rights.
ResponderEliminarGood Job ^^
She was the most important woman of his age, she did a great difference between man and woman and even show how they could be similar, she learned how to read to the four years old and she dress up s a man to get into the university, she was philosopher and writer, unfortunability she died because the viruela.
ResponderEliminarReally i feel this woman was the best! And i think her works are very inspiring, they should be read by people who are in love jiji
ResponderEliminarI admire the early age when she began to read and write.
thank guys, you did it well!
good information is important know about sor juana Since it was a writer very famous since he not only wrote letters if not also separate songs that was the first Muse was the first woman to be writers
ResponderEliminarhow little I knew, and how much I know now this was an amazing woman Sor Juana's enduring importance and literary success are partly attributable to her mastery of the full range of poetic forms and themes of the Spanish Golden Age, and her writings display inventiveness, wit and a wide range of knowledge, really awesome.
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