Join historian and author Suzanne Litrel on a journey to colonial Latin America, where she explores the stories of three extraordinary Spanish-American women. Her discussion will feature the adventures of Catalina de Erauso (1592-1650), the “Lieutenant Nun”; Sister Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648-1695), the first poet and “Phoenix of the Americas,” and La Pola (1795-1817), the “Seamstress Spy” of Bogotá. Wielding weapons of choice—sword, pen, needle--these women cut through their cloistered lives to create previously unimagined new worlds.
Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required.
Special notice: This class will be delivered online. You will need access to a computer with an internet connection that remains stable for the duration of the class. Though a chat feature is available, a microphone is preferred. For most productive audio/video participation, a webcam and/or headset are encouraged. Virtual classes may be recorded.
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