Antigone
Sept 2024 · Broadview Press
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About this eBook
Sophokles’ Antigone is an ancient play that speaks directly to contemporary issues. From conflicts between authoritarian regimes and those who protest them to struggles over racial and gender discrimination, students and general readers will find a touchstone in this classic work. The central questions of the play continue to resonate: What is the nature of justice? What is the place of civil disobedience in civil society? What is the proper exercise of power for those in authority? This edition provides a readable new translation of Antigone along with helpful annotations, a comprehensive introduction to the play, and a general introduction to Ancient Greek theatre.
About the author
J. Aultman-Moore is Professor of Philosophy at Waynesburg University.
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