Law of Religion vs. Law of Man in the Greek Tragedy, "Antigone#

Regardless of whether your religious beliefs are common to one thing in general or not, in all cases you must obey the rules of religion. With this in mind, even if a person is facing a tragedy or you have to violate human laws, it may mean getting a foothold under the companion's pressure. This theme is reflected in the brave action of Antigone of the Greek drama "Antigone" who opposed the law enacted by Uncle Krillon and requested brothers Polyneices the funeral laid down in religious law.

The drama "Antigone" is a tragedy of Sophocles. One of the theatrical themes is religion and nation. This theme can be seen through the theater. Antigone is a supporter of religion that obeys God's law, Thebes, the king of Kryon is the country. Brothers play against the law, contrary to the laws of God, which is the reason Stone is the reason for the most conflicts of Antonne. This struggle helps to form a tragic shape by providing different roles to readers.

Opponents January 3, 2013 Morality and Political Law The theme of Antigone is a struggle between political law and moral law, the difference in obeying the law is the law, it is to follow its own morality. That's right. The role of Antigone faced this fight in the face of Kryon's refusal to refuse Antigone 's brother Polinis' funeral. I believed that ancient Greeks had been forbidden to enter posthuman without proper burial. The theme of this is due to Antigone Antigone, people sometimes have to learn from mistakes. This theme will appear in the last 4 lines of the script. They read that they are not happy without wisdom, they lose to God without wisdom. While the elderly are proud of learning smart, letters are always punished. These lines are an important part of the drama. They symbolize the bad decisions of Kryon, contempt for God, and the punishment he experienced.