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«Fue levado mi entendimiento»: Teresa de Cartagena y la escritura mística en femenino.

Around the years 1470-1475, the nun Teresa de Cartagena (niece of the renowned humanist Alfonso de Cartagena) wanted and needed to write about her personal female experience of God's love, and left us two valuable treatises that open the path to the writings composed by 16th-century Castilian nuns....

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Publicado en:Scripta no. 8; pp. 148 - 164
Autor principal: TIMONER, Mª MAR CORTÉS
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Scripta 2016
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        Around the years 1470-1475, the nun Teresa de Cartagena (niece of the renowned humanist Alfonso de Cartagena) wanted and needed to write about her personal female experience of God's love, and left us two valuable treatises that open the path to the writings composed by 16th-century Castilian nuns. Teresa stands out meritoriously in the history of late medieval literature and she can be considered a worthy precursor of the great Teresa de Jesús. Both women writers share certain biographical and spiritual similarities that deserve to be taken into account when designing a genealogy of female authors of spiritual literature in Spanish.
        En torno a los años 1470-1475, la religiosa Teresa de Cartagena (sobrina del prestigioso humanista Alonso de Cartagena) deseó y necesitó escribir sobre su personal experiencia en femenino del amor divino, y nos legó dos valiosos tratados que abren la senda de los diversos textos compuestos por religiosas castellanas del siglo XVI. La escritora burgalesa destaca meritoriamente en la historia de la literatura bajomedieval y puede considerarse una digna precedente de la gran escritora Teresa de Jesús. Ambas comparten ciertas similitudes biográicas y espirituales que merecen tenerse en cuenta a la hora de diseñar una genealogía de autoras de literatura espiritual en lengua castellana.
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