Sor juana
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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
She was born in November 12 in 1651, in San Miguel Nepantla.
Her parents were her Asbaje Pedro Manuel and Isabel Ramirez. At 3years Panoaya came to live, he rented his grandfather Finance Pedro Ramirez de Santillana.
As Francisco de la Maza says in his book THE TRAIL OF SOR JUANA, "actuallyrealty Juana Ines belongs to Panoaya that Nepantla.
Juana Inés secretly learned to read at 3 years old. At age 8 he wrote his first poem, an LOA the BlessedSacrament, and won a contest
Amecameca local.
He asked that the sight of man, to enter the university.
Not allowed, because in those days women did not have the right tocultivate
intellectually. So he had to study the books of his grandfather in secret, for which he took refuge in the chapel of the ranch. As he says in one of hiswritings
about his desire to study: "... without punishment or repression suffice to hinder it."
In the ranch of the ranch and in their rooms can feel thepresence of the girl Juana Ines.
In this space, that seems magical, spent his childhood. Here played here
ran. From this came the wonderful being who became the mostsignificant women of all time in Amecameca
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DEL ESTADO DE MEXICO
Plantel “SorJuana Inés de la Cruz
Students
* Torres Flores Ingrid Valeria
* Cruz Balenzuela Jessica
Teacher:
Susana Pacheco Rivas
Group:05 Semestre: 5to
Activity:
Biography of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
Date:
17 • 11 • 11
She was born in November 12 in 1651, in San Miguel Nepantla.
Her parents were her Asbaje Pedro Manuel and Isabel Ramirez. At 3years Panoaya came to live, he rented his grandfather Finance Pedro Ramirez de Santillana.
As Francisco de la Maza says in his book THE TRAIL OF SOR JUANA, "actuallyrealty Juana Ines belongs to Panoaya that Nepantla.
Juana Inés secretly learned to read at 3 years old. At age 8 he wrote his first poem, an LOA the BlessedSacrament, and won a contest
Amecameca local.
He asked that the sight of man, to enter the university.
Not allowed, because in those days women did not have the right tocultivate
intellectually. So he had to study the books of his grandfather in secret, for which he took refuge in the chapel of the ranch. As he says in one of hiswritings
about his desire to study: "... without punishment or repression suffice to hinder it."
In the ranch of the ranch and in their rooms can feel thepresence of the girl Juana Ines.
In this space, that seems magical, spent his childhood. Here played here
ran. From this came the wonderful being who became the mostsignificant women of all time in Amecameca
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DEL ESTADO DE MEXICO
Plantel “SorJuana Inés de la Cruz
Students
* Torres Flores Ingrid Valeria
* Cruz Balenzuela Jessica
Teacher:
Susana Pacheco Rivas
Group:05 Semestre: 5to
Activity:
Biography of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
Date:
17 • 11 • 11
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