Juana Ines de Asbaje y Ramirez de Santillana, better known as Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (San Miguel Nepantla, November 12, 1651, Mexico City, April 17, 1695), was a religious writer in New Spain Baroque Golden Age poetry cultivated, the sacramental and theater and prose. Because of the importance of his work, he received the nickname of "the phoenix of America", "The Tenth Muse" and "The Tenth Muse Mexican."
she used to take literacy classes with her older sister secret from his mother
She used to be bookish
she used to read the Greek and Roman classics and theology of his time
she used to try to convince her mother to send her to school dressed as a man
she used to cut a piece of your own hair if not properly learned a lesson or book it did not seem right to the head were covered beauties if lacked ideas.
she used to write sonnets, poems
and funeral elegies that were welcome at court
she used to not be attracted by love
she used to be conformist with their knowledge
she used to claim their rights and perform their perspective reviews sorted
