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St. Joan
Book • 1951
George Bernard Shaw's play 'Saint Joan' explores the life and trial of Joan of Arc, a young French peasant girl who led the French army to victory in the 15th century.
The play delves into the political and religious complexities of Joan's trial for heresy.
Shaw examines themes of faith, individualism, and the conflict between personal conviction and institutional authority.
Joan's unwavering belief in her divine mission clashes with the established norms of the Church and the state.
The play culminates in Joan's tragic execution, portraying her as a martyr for her beliefs and a symbol of independent thought.
The play delves into the political and religious complexities of Joan's trial for heresy.
Shaw examines themes of faith, individualism, and the conflict between personal conviction and institutional authority.
Joan's unwavering belief in her divine mission clashes with the established norms of the Church and the state.
The play culminates in Joan's tragic execution, portraying her as a martyr for her beliefs and a symbol of independent thought.
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Politics on Trial: Joan of Arc vs the Church
