Joan of Arc. Voices of the Middle Ages, #9

This book offers a comprehensive, human, and well-documented journey through the life and legacy of Joan of Arc, from her childhood in Domrémy and the emergence of her 'voices', to the Loire campaigns, the coronation of Charles VII, the trial in Rouen, and the stake. This ninth volume explores the theological, political, and gender dimensions that shaped her figure, as well as the 15th-century Rehabilitation and the construction of her memory up to the 19th century, when she was consolidated as a national and spiritual symbol.
With critical sources and literary sensitivity, the book reveals at once the peasant girl, the moral strategist, the martyr, and the myth that continue to inspire readers of all generations.