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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: Why Was She Censored?

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was Latin America's first great poet and a prolific writer of the Spanish Golden Age. She was a 17th-century nun from Mexico, then known as New Spain. At a time when most women could not even write their name, Sor Juana wrote poetry, mathematical treatises, social manifestos, musical compositions, passionate love poems and stage plays. She was a prolific writer who earned the title of the Tenth Muse. Why was she censored by the Church? This video covers her early life, education, and ultimate confinement to a convent, where she found freedom to write. Learn about Sor Juana's exceptional intellect, her groundbreaking poems, plays, and essays. We'll analyze her most famous works like "Hombres necios que acusáis" (Foolish Men), her powerful feminist critique and explore her insights into gender roles, love, faith, knowledge, and social injustice in colonial Mexico. Understand the context of colonial Mexico and the challenges Sor Juana faced. #sorjuana #history #historyfacts #mexico #historydocumentary #womenshistorymonth #catholic #historyfacts #aphistory #worldhistory #latino #latinoamerica #creativecommons #openeducationalresources #openeducation #latinamericanliterature #latinamericanhistory