JOAN D'ARC

JOAN D'ARCOn January 6, 1412, was born Joan of Arc (1412-1431). French is considered heroine in the Hundred Years War, fought between France and England in the 15th century With only 12 years, Joan claimed to have heard voices of angels who encouraged him to help in the expulsion of the British territory and at 17, he traveled to the royal castle and went on to fight in the war. However, shortly thereafter, the young woman was arrested by opponents of Charles VII and handed over to the British. Tried and convicted, it was burned in the public square, accused of heretic and witch by an ecclesiastical court. In 1920 it was beatified and is today the patron saint of France.IntroductionBetween 1337 and 1453, France dueled with England in their territory in battles that became known as the Hundred Years War. During this period, more precisely in 1412, was born in Lorraine peasant Joan of Arc. Enraptured by an intense religiosity and an unwavering determination, she believed liberate France from the English yoke was his divine mission. For Professor Julian Custodio Sobrinho University Nove (Uninove), the heroic issue involved in history, the war backdrop, the conflicts in the Middle Ages and the feudal power crisis are good reasons to use the film.Cultural statementThe taking of Reims by Joan of Arc and Charles VII (1h22m50s the 1h39m35s). Scene where Carlos is crowned in a hurry (1h46m48s the 1h49m03s). Also Joana decision, soon after, to head to Paris and continue their journey (1h52m03s the 1h58m27s).See how to use the story of Joan of Arc to explain to students the conflicts of the Middle Ages:The War of the one hundred years was motivated by issues of feudal relations and the ambition of England in the prosperity of France. England had a superior military power France. However, the French nationalism, especially the religious connotation of Joan of Arc did France endure for a hundred years. Today, France and England are two major economic powers and policy in Western Europe.



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