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‘Enlightened’ Evangelization: Colonial Education in Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz’s Loa for the Divine Narcissus
As part of my research this summer, I decided to write a dissertation based off of my findings. I found that my object of study provided various channels of research. Hence, I decided to delve more deeply in my literary and historical analysis in the hopes of writing something more comprehensive.
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Undergraduate Research Fellow , Barnard College of Columbia University
Hello everyone! My name is Isabella Garcia Bernstein (she/they), and I am going into my second year at Barnard College. I study Spanish and Latin American Cultures and Archaeology. My research project involves examining the allegorical play Loa for the Divine Narcissus by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz to situate her views of scholarship and education in the larger educational structure of colonial Mexico. With my research, I hope to gain an understanding of educational disenfranchisement in the country as a result of Spanish Catholic colonization. I look forward to connecting with you all.
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