Riassunto La vida de las mujeres en los siglos XVI y XVII (Mariló Vigil)
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- Le women in the 16th and 17th centuries likely resisted male dominance, though their actions were often private and unrecorded by history.
- The societal view of women in medieval Spain was Christian, emphasizing natural equality while maintaining a rigid social hierarchy. Moralists like Juan de la Cerda and Fray Luis de León prescribed roles for women as obedient, modest, and humble within the domestic sphere.
- Doncellas were expected to be chaste, obedient, and discreet, with their education focusing on humility, modesty, and silence. Cervantes' heroines often failed to adhere to these norms, leading to loss of honor through excessive naivety according to his view.
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