'Nada te turbe, nada te espante'tres lecturas 'disidentes' de Teresa de Jesús en el 'fin de siglo' hispano

Abstract

The deep crisis of the turn of the century that would enhance a spiritual search made it possible the recovery, from assorted and unconventional positions, of a renowned key figure of the Spanish Mysticism: Teresa de Jesús. Her life and writings guided certain lively and sensitive writers that live at the end of the 19th Century, and her works went through varied, heterodoxical and even dissenting new readings. As we discuss in the present paper, the top figure of our feminine mysticism fascinated with her radiance, attracting other great authors such as Isaac Muñoz, Teresa Wilms Montt or Amalia Domingo Soler, who rescued her work from different traditions and perspectives within their own vital and spiritual needs