Essay - Jehanne D' Arc Apologetic

"Jehanne is the bravest woman in the world" declared the great old English-battler, Lord Talbot... But who was Joan of Arc? And why is she still so relevant today? Are militant-feminists (as opposed to nominal-feminists*) really “brave”, or even anything like Joan? This essay primarily focuses on the Universal-Law of Identity, in dealing with these questions. For example: if you were to depict me as a man who habitually wears over-sized shoes, baggy-clothing on suspenders, sad-faced makeup and a big round red false-nose, you might perhaps be presenting to the world a large portion of the personality of "crunchy the clown", but (in the main) you would certainly-not be anywhere near the mark in presenting me, as me. Such is the case with Feminism's take on Sainte Jehanne D'Arc, as a most unlikely champion for their malignant cause. *Nominal: for, these would disavow feminism, if, per-se, they knew what it really is; just as they might embrace the spirit of St. Joan, if likewise, they knew what it was and is!