"The Antigone Of Sophocles, With Notes, For The Use Of Colleges In The United States, Volume 1, Issue 2" presents the timeless Greek tragedy by Sophocles. This edition is specifically tailored for students, providing notes and context to aid in the understanding of the play's complex themes and language. "Antigone" explores profound questions of morality, duty, and the conflict between divine law and human law. Set against the backdrop of ancient Thebes, the play follows Antigone's defiant act of burying her brother against the orders of King Creon, leading to tragic consequences for all involved.
This edition seeks to make the enduring work accessible to a new generation of readers, offering insights into the historical and cultural context of the play. Sophocles' masterful storytelling and exploration of universal human dilemmas continue to resonate, making "Antigone" a cornerstone of classical literature and a vital work for students of drama and philosophy.
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