Sor Juana Inés De La Cruz

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was a remarkable figure of the 17th century, born in 1648 in San Miguel Nepantla, Mexico. She was a nun, poet, and intellectual who became known as one of the first feminists of the Americas. Despite the societal constraints placed on women of her time, Sor Juana broke barriers with her passion for learning and her profound literary talent. Her works often explored themes of love, knowledge, and the nature of women’s roles in society, showcasing her sharp wit and deep understanding of human nature.

As you delve into Sor Juana's writings, you'll discover her vibrant voice and her fearless pursuit of knowledge. Her poetry and prose resonate with timeless wisdom and insight, making her a cherished figure in literature. We invite you to explore her work in the app, where you can experience the brilliance of this extraordinary woman and reflect on her contributions to the world of literature and beyond.

Ya Que Para Despedirme

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Ya que para despedirme, dulce idolatrado dueño, ni me da licencia el llanto ni me da lugar el tiempo, háblente los triste…

Prolija Memoria

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Prolija memoria, permite, siquiera, que por un instante sosiegue mis penas. Afloja el cordel, que (según aprietas) temo q…

Selected Poems

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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was a nun, poet, dramatist and composer from Mexico. These poems were translated by Muna Lee, Peter H. Gold…