What arguments does Sor Juana make for women’s right to learn? Is she convincing? Why or why not?
She states many women that are intelligent, maybe even more intelligent than men. These women are all notable figures in society, so they have a big pull on what goes on. She also notes that only the well informed and intelligent individuals should be allowed to learn and study the Bible, since it is so intricate and detailed. She states that it would be logical for older women to know the Bible, so they can teach the younger girls. This will keep everyone informed and keep the women from being uneducated. She also finds some scripture from the Bible, that states women have the right to study. Her arguments are convincing because her views allow