Women Religious and Epistolary Exchange in the Carmelite Reform

Bárbara Mujica is a Professor Emerita of Spanish literature at Georgetown University, where she taught early modern Spanish literature with a specialization in the Spanish mystics, women's writing, and Spanish theater. She was awarded a Presidential Medal, the School of Languages and Linguistics Service Medal, and the Dean's Medal for Excellence in Teaching. Throughout her career she published numerous scholarly books and she is founder and editor of Comedia Performance, a journal devoted to early modern Spanish theater. She is also the author of many works of fiction, including the novel Sister Teresa (Spanish edition: Hermana Teresa).

Introduction
Part I: María de San José
Chapter 1. The (Almost) Silenced Epistolary Pen of María de San José
Chapter 2. Drama in Seville
Chapter 3. On to Portugal
Chapter 4. Battles
Chapter 5. Trials
Part II: Ana de Jesús
Chapter 6. Paris and Beyond
Chapter 7. In the Low Countries
Part III: Ana de San Bartolomé
Chapter 8. The Other Ana
Chapter 9. Ana and the French
Chapter 10. The Antwerp Foundation
Chapter 11. Friends and Enemies.
Chapter 12. The Ones Who Stayed Behind: The Letters of Catalina de Cristo to Ana de San Bartolomé
Conclusion
Index