Analysis of Antigone by Sophodes and Jean Anouilh

There is no doubt that this context plays an important role in the creation and interpretation of literary works. The two versions of Antigone written by Sophocles and Jean Anuel reflect the contextual influence of the context work but both brothers Artigogne struggling with her brother Polynices was buried under Kryon's ruling However, each version is turning around a slightly different theme and has a different perspective.

A contemporary version of Antigone, written in France during World War II, is shaped by Jean Anouilh to better reflect the situation in France at the time and it differs from the original game in many ways. When Jean Anouilh wrote a contemporary version of Antigone (1942), the Germans occupied France. This kind of situation seems to be in line with the story of Antigone, the revolution just happened. The original work written by Sophocles in the 5th century BC was outdated for the present French society. Jean Anouilh fixed the story to make it more new and more interesting. He changed how viewers see certain characters, most noteworthy Kryon. The modern version adds a lot to the original thing, such as new letters and added background information. In the new version, the original one which is not so important in my version is subtracted.

Jean Anouilh's play "Antigone" is a tragedy that was influenced by Greek mythology and original drama. Antigone is thought to be written around 441 BC. Greek tragedy, Sophocles. The original version was written in Greek, and Jean Anoil's Antigone was first played in French on February 6, 1944. Jean Anouilh's Antigone was written at the peak of Nazi occupation in Paris. The police owner Tigone is said to be a metaphor of the French people's fight at the time.

Since there are many similarities, Jean Any's antigone composition is clearly based on Sophocles classical drama program. Like ancient models, despite Ismene's advice, Antigone still filled Polynices. She despised Kryon, and the king ordered her life. Both ended with Antigone and Haemon's death and Creon's pain. These two plays are even different. The character of Anouilh's Creon is very different from the cruel and proud King of Sophocles. Kryon wanted to help her niece in this theater, but I hated deciding her death, Sophocles' Kryon had a stronger stubbornness. Anouilh also invented the nature of the nurse and made Haemon appear on the stage. Therefore, sensitivity and rejuvenation of Antigone are emphasized. In Sophocles, the dialogue between Antigone and Ismail is ahead of my sister 's burial attempt.