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It Tells The Story Of His Rediscovery Of Astonishmentand The Importance Of Wonder In Everyday Lifeduring His Trip To The Slums Of India

Minetain Japanese American Resettlement Through The Lens

And Enhances These With The Reflections Of The Editors Thirty Years After The Original Publication

Sor Juana: Or, The Traps Of Faith,New MacNelly Long Considered The Survey OfMexico'S Leading Poet, Essayist, And Cultural Critic Writes Of A Mexican Poet Of Another Time And Another World, The World Of Seventeenthcentury New Spain. His Subject Is Sor Juana Ins De La Cruz, The Most Striking Figure In All Of Spanishamerican Colonial Literature And One Of The Great Poets Of Her Age. Her Life Reads Like A Novel. A Spirited And Precocious Girl, One Of Six Illegitimate Children, Is Sent To Live With Relatives In The Capital City.