“Joan of Arc.” Icons of the Middle Ages: Rulers, Writers, Rebels, and Saints, Volume 2, pp. 417-449. Lister M. Matheson, Editor. Greenwood (ABC-CLIO), 2012.
Portrayals of Joan of Arc in Film:From Historical Joan to Her Mythological Daughters. Margaret Joan Maddox, Ph.D. Edwin Mellen, New York. 2008.
Keeping Her in Her Place: The Perpetual Imprisonment of Joan of Arc. Margaret Joan Maddox. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas. (doctoral dissertation) May 2004.
“Retiring the Maid: The Last Joan of Arc Movie.” Peggy Maddox. Journal of Religion and Popular Culture (On-line journal of the University of Saskatchewan) Vol. III. Spring 2003.
“Ravishing Marie: Eugene Mason’s Translation of Marie de France’s Breton Lai of Lanval.” Peggy Maddox. Translation Review No. 63, 2002.
Conference Presentations
“Spinning Pilate Misrepresentation of the Roman Provincial Governor in Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ,” Peggy Maddox, University of Arkansas, Southwest/Texas Popular Culture and American Culture Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February, 2008.
“More than Mascot: Joan of Arc as Man-at-Arms,” Modern Language Association Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 2004.
“Retiring the Maid: The Last Joan of Arc Movie,” Peggy Maddox, SW Texas Popular Culture Association Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February, 2003.
“Crossing into Torelore: Cathar and Crusader in Aucassin and Nicolette” Peggy Maddox, University of Arkansas. Southeastern Medieval Association (28th Annual Meeting), Tallahassee, Florida, September 27, 2002.
“Ravishing Marie: Eugene Mason’s Translation of Marie de France’s Breton Lai of Lanval,” M. J. Maddox, University of Arkansas. Southeastern Medieval Association (27th Annual Meeting), New Orleans, 2001.
