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Sor María de Santa Isabel, writing under the pseudonym Marcia Belisarda, was one of the most prolific female poets of seventeenth-century Spain. The body of her known work is preserved in one manuscript in the Biblioteca Nacional Española (Madrid), ms. 7469, prepared for publication but never published. Belisarda has received some critical attention; she is represented in a number of anthologies of women's writings from Iberia, and a recent edition of her poems appeared in Spanish (2015). The present edition provides students and researchers with the first transcription of ms. 7469 together with an English translation for those interested in women's writing from the early Modern Period but who are not trained as Hispanists.

The Poetry of Marcia Belisarda A Bilingual

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      Publisher Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies,US
      Published 18 June 2019
      ISBN-13 9780866986038
      978-0866986038
      ISBN-10 0866986030
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      Literary studies: c 1600 to c 1800

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      Book Synopsis
      Sor María de Santa Isabel, writing under the pseudonym Marcia Belisarda, was one of the most prolific female poets of seventeenth-century Spain. The body of her known work is preserved in one manuscript in the Biblioteca Nacional Española (Madrid), ms. 7469, prepared for publication but never published. Belisarda has received some critical attention; she is represented in a number of anthologies of women's writings from Iberia, and a recent edition of her poems appeared in Spanish (2015). The present edition provides students and researchers with the first transcription of ms. 7469 together with an English translation for those interested in women's writing from the early Modern Period but who are not trained as Hispanists.

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