Political Authority in Sophocles' Antigone

Antigone: Political authority Political power comes from fear of fear. This person's behavior is from the fear of disobedience, is the pursuit of self-protection. Political authority believes in the legitimacy of related institutions. Individual voluntary actions and recognition of the rights of rulers are morally recognized and the moral correctness of rules and laws is acceptable. These laws themselves follow.

Sophocles' moral political law of Antigone in the drama of Sophocles Antigone is caused by the struggle between moral law and artificial political law. Both Kreon and Antigone are "right" or "wrong". In other words, they are both "correct" and "wrong". Moral law is essential to maintain faith in your own soul and power. Political law helps to judge that justice and injustice can be prevented from possible confusion by doing what everyone thinks is right.

Sophocles draws a theme with Sophocles' antigon's dramatic drama. In other words, in life, according to moral law, we need to ignore political law. In the drama, a hard and courageous woman named Antigon must be faithful to the beloved brother, give an appropriate funeral and bear the result of the riot. Through Antigone, there were several incidents where political law is not important to individuals. Conflict between Antigone and Ismail

In Sophocles Antigone's Antigone, the main conflict is citizenship and natural law. Kings of Thebes, Kryon, faced a decision to endorse the law he forced or make the people of Thebes happy. The protagonist, Antigone, violated his law against the funeral of her brother Cynices. The basic struggle between the hero and the partner is based on the model that the audience of the theater recognizes.

Sophocles Antigone Antigone talks about the fight between Antigone and Creon. This represents the law of the country. The theater was held around 442 BC. In the state of Thebe city the story is going around the burial of Polyneices. Polynneys led the army to attack his brother, King of Tevez, Ethocles. They kill each other in battle, Klein is sometimes found, and when a person begins to read antigone to an antigone counterpart, he is the irony of the polyneike case, so only Etocles is buried, a new king decree Developed It is easy to recognize the use of satire while working. As everyone knows, the author Sophocles adapted his plan to the miserable satiric line over and over again and again. Then he bring've told in a drama line to form a climax of play (Johns). Sophocles often uses "tragic sarcasm" in Antigone and in other scripts he wrote. "'Tragedy satire', the word of the character continues