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Hombres necios (Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz)

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Hombres necios (Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz)

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Sor Juana died because of a plague in April of 1695.

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Sor Juana was a self taught scholar. She wrote many different poems that impacted some people. Some of her more famous works include, "Hombres necios" ("Foolish Men") and "Primero sueño" ("First Dream"). She also stood up for many on the women's rights in Mexico. She defended the rights of women to learn freely. Sor Juana said, "One can perfectly well philosophize while cooking supper." Today, after her death in 1695, she is not only on Mexican currency, but she became a big name during the rise of feminism and women's writing.

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In 1667 Sor Juana began her life as a nun. She wanted "to have no fixed occupation which might curtail my freedom to study."

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- Pedro Manuel de Asbaje (father)
- Isabel Ramírez (mother)
- Josefa María de Asbaje (sister)

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Nun (Catholic)

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November 12, 1651