Tullia d’Aragona’s Dialogue on the Infinity of Love (1547) challenged Renaissance norms with its bold assertion that love unites the physical and spiritual, while advocating for women’s intellectual and sexual equality. As an "honest courtesan," Aragona navigated elite circles with intellect and grace, using her paradoxical position—empowered yet stigmatized—to publish groundbreaking ideas that resonate alongside those of Christine de Pizan, Simone de Beauvoir, and Audre Lorde. Her work remains a timeless lesson in challenging norms with elegance and persuasion.