Embodying the Sacred: Women Mystics in Seventeenth-Century Lima
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Embodying the Sacred: Women Mystics in Seventeenth-Century Lima

by Nancy E. Van Deusen

Women's Studies mysticism religious history Latin American History
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In Embodying the Sacred, Nancy E. Van Deusen explores the lives and spiritual practices of women mystics in seventeenth-century Lima. The study delves into their embodiment of sacred elements within the colonial framework, offering insights into gender and religion in historical context. This work sheds light on overlooked voices in early modern Latin American history.

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Embodying the Sacred examines the experiences of women mystics in seventeenth-century Lima, highlighting their roles in religious and cultural life during the colonial period.

Author Nancy E. Van Deusen draws on historical sources to illuminate the ways these women engaged with spirituality and community in a time of significant social change.

The book provides a focused look at the intersection of gender, faith, and history in early modern Latin America.

Through detailed analysis, it reveals the contributions of these mystics to broader religious traditions.

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