Warner sets out to decode the rare and powerful vision of the female that Joan embodies. Drawing on a vast array of sources -- from the court transcripts of Joan's trial in 1431 to the Hollywood archives of today -- she explores what Joan has meant both to her contemporaries and to succeeding generations. Warner places Joan in the context of the mythology of the female hero and takes note of her historical antecedents, both pagan and Christian, and the role she has played up to the present as the embodiment of an ideal, whether as Amazon, saint, child of nature, or personification of virtue.
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