REMINISCENCES OF SOR JUANA IN A FESTEJO IN THE CONVENT OF SAN JERÓNIMO (MEXICO CITY, 1756).
The article presents a study that discusses poet Juana Inés de la Cruz's relative singularity among New Spain's religious women and her reputation in several years followed by her death. It informs that the study also attempts to show the degree to which forms of theatrical artistry and engagement w...
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