Las Damas de Isabel I de Castilla en los debates del humanismo sobre la autoridad y el poder de las mujeres The Ladies of Isabella I of Castile on the Debates of Humanism on the Authority and the Power of Women
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Durante la segunda mitad del siglo XV y el primer tercio del XVI se atestigua en el contexto hispánico un importante fenómeno de mujeres autoras especialmente relevante en el campo espiritual. Esta renovación acostumbró a entenderse en clave de reforma constituyendo un fenómeno con características diferenciadas que es posible definir como “reformismo femenino”. A fin de ejemplificar más concretamente estas líneas generales, fijaremos la atención en el círculo cortesano femenino de la reina Isabel I de Castilla, “la Católica”, con Teresa Enríquez y Beatriz Galindo, María Dávila que igualmente trabajaron en una línea similar, o bien mujeres vinculadas a la corte como Beatriz de Silva, que sirvió a la reina Isabel de Portugal y tuvo amistad con su hija, la Reina Católica.
Abstract: During the second half of the 15th century and the first quarter of the 16th century there emerged in Spain an important phenomenon of women authors interested in the spiritual field. This spirit of renewal constituted a phenomenon with key reforms with characteristics different from the existing ones which can be called as “women reformism”. For concrete examples, we refer to the ladies in the court of Queen Isabella
I of Castile, “the Catholic Queen”, namely; Teresa Enríquez, Beatriz Galindo and María Davíla. They worked on “women reformism”. Same could be said of Beatriz de Silva, who served in the court of Queen Isabella of Portugal and a friend of her daughter, the Catholic Queen.
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