Antigone's Autonomy

Sophocles's Antigone contains the first record example of the word αὑτοοοοος, the source of the word "autonomy". I believe that reconsidering human needs for autonomy is the core of this research. The reader who first focused on the play understood it difficult to recognize this difficulty as it was difficult to judge whether or not the behavior of Antigone in the drama should be considered autonomous I suggested that it is important. Several aspects of the antigone character seems to be harmful to understand her behavior during the play - a close relationship with her death, her death, and her death, and her rejection, Method defined by inheritance heritage - To explain the characteristics of useful morality itself, you can temporarily call it the autonomy of Antigone. How to understand this drama movement from the progression of Antigone by explaining that Kant is alienation of her unintended duty of her dead brother and recognizing and accepting her autonomy . In Kant's words, the self-concept "respects something completely different from life." Antigone's autonomy is to choose that she will die for himself and take responsibility. I think that this choice must be understood as her own choice as defined by her duty. Sophocles' Antigone believes that the moral ideal represented by Antigone can not survive, but this ideal is still essential for the moral pursuit of humanity.

In another respect, the chorus told Antigone that she is an automaton. Literally, this means "your own rules". The English word "autonomy" does not convey the correct meaning, as personal autonomy is a condition that feels uneasy and skeptical for Greeks. Autonomous people are either beasts or gods and can only live within their own legal scope. Most of the English translation of Antigone has not chosen to add detriment to words. They tend to choose more soft terms to explain self-positive heroines. The best rendering may come from Wyckoff, which translates it into "your own behavior". Antigon is the only person who refuses to swing or is controlled by someone in the community. She is autnotnot and autonomos. For anti tone, knowledge and judgment are personal problems.

Sophocles's Antigone contains the first record example of the word αὑτοοοοος, the source of the word "autonomy". I believe that reconsidering human needs for autonomy is the core of this research. The reader who first focused on the play understood it difficult to recognize this difficulty as it was difficult to judge whether or not the behavior of Antigone in the drama should be considered autonomous I suggested that it is important. Several aspects of the antigone character seems to be harmful to understand her behavior during the play - a close relationship with her death, her death, and her death, and her rejection, Method defined by inheritance heritage - To explain the characteristics of useful morality itself, you can temporarily call it the autonomy of Antigone. Antigone's autonomy is to choose that she will die for himself and take responsibility.

In Sophocles' play "Antigone", the roles of Antigone and Kryon are opposite each other. A man named Polyneices, a brother of Antigone and nephew of Creon, is declared a traitor to Thebes. Antigon wanted to die rather than leaving his brother, but King Kryan believed that civil law was absolute. But only Antigone can really protect his morality. Antigone believes that her brother Polynesia should be buried. Antigone said, "Kryon has buried our brother Ethelus with the honor of the army ... but diversified .. .. fought bravely and died tragically (Sophocles 1022, 15-18) When she said these words to Ismane she made a clear statement of her view Wherever her brother is, they are her family and deserves respect.