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    to ask for their intercession. People use the saints’ courage or miraculous events as inspiration in their own lives. Saint Joan of Arc is a prime example of inspiration based on perseverance and courage. Joan of Arc never gave up in the fulfillment of God’s commandments‚ or divine guidance‚ to her‚ although sometimes giving up was the most seemingly logical choice. Saint Joan of Arc is a pivotal saint who gave up her whole life in order to fulfill God’s demands; she will forever be remembered for

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    let her be in war. Joan of Arc’s voices and visions were not actually sent from God‚ but they were a mental illness. Joan of Arc was a French leader during the time of 1413-1431. Her visions and voices were actually epileptic hallucinations. She heard certain sounds which triggered these hallucinations to happen. Joan experienced these hallucinations at night‚ making them epileptic seizures. Joan of Arc’s visions and voices were not holy‚ but instead a mental illness. Joan of Arc was a French

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    George Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan was first produced in New York City in 1923 and in London in 1924. Shaw published it with a long Preface in 1924. When word came out that Shaw‚ who was known as an irreverent jokester‚ was writing about a Christian saint and martyr‚ there were fears that he would not be able to produce something appropriate‚ but the early reception of the play was generally favorable‚ although some commentators criticized him for historical inaccuracy and for being too talky or comic

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    Chronological/Timeline: Lauren Bacall/ Betty Joan Perske “I think your whole life shows in your face and you should be proud of that.” That’s what I‚ Lauren Bacall‚ thought. So‚ this is my life. I was born on September 16‚ 1924 in New York City as Betty Joan Perske. My parents‚ Natalie Weinstein-Bacal and William Perske‚ were both Jewish. They got divorced when I was five. My father‚ William‚ was an alcoholic who left our family when I was only six‚ and soon after I became fascinated with theater

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    Saint Joan is considered to be one of George Bernard Shaw’s greatest works. In the play‚ Shaw avoids many problems identified by critics as prevalent in some of his other writing. Some have criticized Shaw‚ claiming that he tends to portray unrealistic archetypal characters‚ rather than well-rounded believable individuals. His plays have also been described as lacking action and being too didactic. In Saint Joan‚ Shaw reduced the intensity of these previously criticized typically Shavian elements

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    Female Heroines Joan of arc and Antigone ‚ a real heroine and a fictional heroine. Two young women‚ who went against what was believed to be the role of women in society. Living in a time‚ when women were supposed to be compliant. Women were always supposed to obey men‚ they weren’t supposed to take action in their own hands. However‚ that never stopped them. They had a boyish look‚ they went against the state‚ they were everything that a woman wasn’t supposed to be. Women in both

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    Joan D Arc Messenger

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    In the graphic novel Messenger The Legend of Joan of Arc it tells the story of the infamous Joan D’Arc. The comic begins with the end‚ it shows the conviction of Joan D’Arc. Joan is defending herself‚ even when she knows that she may not make it out of the courtroom a free woman she takes it in stride. It is through her confession that you learn about Joan and her childhood. Throughout the graphic novel the artist’s use of realistic art style with dramatic shadows‚ along with the use of religious

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    your people‚ could not be further opposites. In the plays Henry V and Saint Joan the difference in class is apparent with him being noble and her being a peasant‚ Joan of Arc was more persuadable because she was considered an underdog and didn’t follow the social norms of the time. Imagine the honor of being king.

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    Joan Albert Case Study

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    In 2003 a man known as Simon Hall was jailed after the brutal murder of Joan Albert in her home after an attempted burglary. Joan had suffered at least five stab wounds from a carving knife from her own kitchen‚ she was found dead in the hallway. He initially claimed he was innocent and although admitting to burglary‚ he claimed it was at a different place and therefore it was impossible for him to have killed Joan. Unfortunately for him however‚ forensic investigators had found fibres on her body

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    Touch me essay (In speech form) Good morning my fellow year 9 & year 10 peers. Today I’ll be talking about the hot topic of "Gender roles limit and restrict". Have you ever felt painstakingly sickened of being told that women and girls in today’s patriarchal society are considered soft‚ delicate‚ weak and homebound? I don’t know about you; however I find this stereotypical assumption demeaning and unrealistic. My English class is doing a unit called ‘Stepping out of male stereotypes’. The purpose

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