"¿Quién oyó lo que yo?" or Self–Affirmative Subversive Discourse of Sor Jua-na Ines de la Cruz (Updated Reading about an Impossible Identity)

Any literary work is unconscious or consciously conceived as tool of power with an underlying ideology to the service of a few concrete interests. To read to Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz means to enter a discursive model which seeks to subvert a reality of the 17th century: that one that prevents the woman from being aware of herself as a thinker human being. The self–affirmation in Sor Juana generates a recurrence in the use of the 'I' with unidirectional metadiscursive character as that is nothing more than a constant self–signalling which generates the production of an identity within the literature discourse.