Publication: Juana de la Cruz: vida y obra de una visionaria del siglo XVI
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2016-10-19
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Introducción. Sor Juana de la Cruz (1481‐1534) fue la abadesa de la comunidad de Cubas de la Sagra. A lo largo de toda su vida, la beata vivió una intensa espiritualidad, marcada por unos arrebatos visionarios en los que declamaba unos sermones que serían transcritos por una compañera y agrupados en una obra, que llevaría el título del Libro del conorte. En esa misma época, se escribió el libro de la Vida, que recoge la semblanza biográfica y espiritual de Sor Juana. A pesar de las tentativas de beatificación de la religiosa, el proceso iniciado en 1610 quedó truncado, pues los censores consideraron que la obra tenía varios pasajes de una naturaleza poco ortodoxa. Los estudios de la obra y la figura de Sor Juana de la Cruz presentan al investigador una aproximación feminista, historicista y teológica. Este trabajo pretende profundizar en el universo creador de Sor Juana, analizando el Libro del conorte como un texto literario y contextualizando a la religiosa en un marco europeo...
Introduction. Sor Juana de la Cruz (1481‐1534) was the abbess of the community of Cubas de la Sagra. During her life, the beata (lay sister) lived an intense spirituality, marked by visionary raptures in which she declaimed sermons. Her words were transcribed by a colleague and compiled in the Libro del conorte. At that time, a biographical and spiritual sketch of Sor Juana, titled la Vida, was also written. Despite attempts at beatifying the religious woman, the process initiated in 1610 was frustrated because censors considered that her works included episodes of unorthodox nature. The studies of the works and life of Sor Juana have been addressed from feminist, historicist and theological perspectives. This thesis aims at understanding the creative universe of Sor Juana more deeply, analysing the Libro del conorte as a literary text and circumscribing her figure as part of a European movement...
Introduction. Sor Juana de la Cruz (1481‐1534) was the abbess of the community of Cubas de la Sagra. During her life, the beata (lay sister) lived an intense spirituality, marked by visionary raptures in which she declaimed sermons. Her words were transcribed by a colleague and compiled in the Libro del conorte. At that time, a biographical and spiritual sketch of Sor Juana, titled la Vida, was also written. Despite attempts at beatifying the religious woman, the process initiated in 1610 was frustrated because censors considered that her works included episodes of unorthodox nature. The studies of the works and life of Sor Juana have been addressed from feminist, historicist and theological perspectives. This thesis aims at understanding the creative universe of Sor Juana more deeply, analysing the Libro del conorte as a literary text and circumscribing her figure as part of a European movement...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filología, Departamento de Filología Española II (Literatura Española), leída el 15/01/2016