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Average rating: 3.55 · 73 ratings · 6 reviews · 16 distinct works
Created in God's Image: An ...

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Sor Juana: Beauty and Justi...

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Afro-Cuban Theology: Religi...

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A Critical Introduction to ...

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Embracing Latina Spirituali...

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“Jesus’ obedience did away with Adam's disobedience.”
Michelle A. Gonzalez, Created in God's Image: An Introduction to Feminist Theological Anthropology

“For the most part, contemporary sorjuanistas downplay the role of religious faith and vocation in her life. This understanding of Sor Juana is flawed, I contend, for it is based on a very narrow definition of religious vocation. Too often, the diminishment of Sor Juana's vocation leads to downplaying the significance of Sor Juana's theological and philosophical writing.”
Michelle A. Gonzalez, Sor Juana: Beauty and Justice in the Americas

“There are two “camps” which interpret Sor Juana's final years: the Catholic interpretation sees her renunciation as a turn to spirituality and devotion, while the secular camp sees Sor Juana as a woman persecuted by the Church. Both positions are ideological, for they are based on a desire to depict Sor Juana as either converting to or surrendering to the desires of the institutional Church. Both are too simplistic.”
Michelle A. Gonzalez, Sor Juana: Beauty and Justice in the Americas



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