2008
DOI: 10.3917/inpsy.8407.0685
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Jeanne d'Arc : des voix à la mission

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“…In spite of this condemnation and social ostracism by Christianity in the West, certain aspects of AVH were nevertheless glorified and politicized. For example, the 13-year-old Joan of Arc heard the voices of St Michael, St Catherine and St Margaret, who all exerted total control over her as she set herself the goal of ‘driving the English out of France’ in order to enable the coronation of the Dauphin, Charles VII ( Brémaud, 2008 ). After verifying her virginity, which was held to place her beyond reach of the Devil, the Church considered the voices prophetic in nature and used them to raise armies and promote social acceptance of the war and in particular to legitimize the hostilities of 1429–30.…”
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“…In spite of this condemnation and social ostracism by Christianity in the West, certain aspects of AVH were nevertheless glorified and politicized. For example, the 13-year-old Joan of Arc heard the voices of St Michael, St Catherine and St Margaret, who all exerted total control over her as she set herself the goal of ‘driving the English out of France’ in order to enable the coronation of the Dauphin, Charles VII ( Brémaud, 2008 ). After verifying her virginity, which was held to place her beyond reach of the Devil, the Church considered the voices prophetic in nature and used them to raise armies and promote social acceptance of the war and in particular to legitimize the hostilities of 1429–30.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%