Confined Women: The Walls of Female Space in Early Modern Spain
Ed. Brian M. Phillips and Emily Colbert Cairns
Introduction
Spaces of Confinement
Brian M. Phillips and Emily Colbert Cairns
- The Devotional Space of Performance in Counter-Reformation Spain
Joan F. Cammarata - The Prayer of the Walled-Up Woman: Devotion and Superstition in Spain (1450–1550)
Gregroria Cavero Domínguez - Confined Conversion: Critiquing Institutional Care for Women in Seventeenth-Century Madrid
Margaret E. Boyle - Disciplining Sinful Women: Magdalena de San Jerónimo’s All-Work, No-Play Model of Punishment and Rehabilitation
Stacey Schlau - Giving Birth to Science: Oliva Sabuco and Her Intrusions into the Male Episteme
Silvia Arroyo - Upon Being “Badly Married”: The Figure of the malcasada in Cervantes’s Novella El celoso extremeño
Emily Colbert Cairns - Confining the Pícara: Ethnic Violence and Heterotopic Spaces in La Hija de Celestina
Electra Gamón Fielding - The Enemy Outside the Gates: Isabel the Catholic Queen and the Extramural mujer varonil in Tirso de Molina’s Antona García
Christopher C. Oechler - Passing through Walls, Transgressing Social Norms: Superstitions about Ghosts and Women in Calderón de la Barca’s La dama duende
Fernando Gómez - Early Modern #MeToo: María de Zayas’s Response to Women’s Confined Lives
Ana M. Rodríguez-Rodríguez - Docile Bodies and the Walls of Female Confinement Past and Present: A Biopolitical Look at Orange is the New Black and Chicaba
Brian M. Phillips - Northworld: Peregrinajes, Prisons, and the (In)escapable Loops of the Open Road
Stephen Hessel
Afterword
Women’s Confinement in Early Modern Spain
Anne J. Cruz
Cover Image
The immured nun by Vinzenz Katzler