Английская Википедия:Francisca de Lebrija
Francisca de Lebrija was a 16th-century lecturer at the University of Alcalá de Henares in Spain.[1]
De Lebrija lived in a time when it was very uncommon for educated women to teach and lecture in a university.[2] Spain was one of the few places where women were able to succeed.[2] A part of the reason for this was Queen Isabella who herself was a very well educated woman that encouraged “the love of study by personal example.”[2] In addition to this, women like de Lebrija were often able to succeed because their fathers were already in that field and able to help open doors.[3]
De Lebrija was born to scholar Antonio de Nebrija and Doña Isabel Montesinos de Solis.[1] She was able to successfully lecture in rhetoric to such an extent that it was said to have been done to applause.[2] In addition to this, some sources point to her having assisted her father with his research and writings however, none of her personal work has survived.[1]
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