In 2016, Netflix Original released a seven-episode series on Sor Juana entitled, “Juana Inés.” It was created by Patricia Arriaga-Jordán, directed by, Emilio Maillé, Patricia Arriaga and Julián de Tavira and produced by Canal Once and Bravo Films. In 1990, Argentine film writer and director María Luisa Bemberg directed the first film adoption of Sor Juana’s legacy, Yo, lo peor de todas- I, the Worst of All. Sor Juana’s legacy has been subject to many televised production as well. Yugar’s blog where she discusses the differences between how contemporary 21st century Mexican and Mexican American community discuss Sor Juana. To learn more about the dynamics of different approaches to Sor Juana’s legacy, check out Theresa A. Interested in exploring Sor Juana’s poetry? Check out her piece, Arraignment Of The Men. Theresa discusses the reason why she wrote the book and her aims to explore the origins of Sor Juana as a feminist figure, the role of women in her life, and her role as a precursor ecofeminist. Yugar’s presentation on her book Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: Feminist Reconstruction of Biography and Text (2014). Check out her biography here!Ĭheck out Theresa A. Her work and life have been the subject of many Mexican films, documentaries, songs, and books, academic and non-academic.Ī nun, a poet, and a woman of genius, Sor Juana championed women’s right to education. Sor Juana’s legacy extends beyond Mexico, her native land, and Spain, the land of her foremothers and forefathers. “I don’t study to know more but to ignore less.” Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.
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