Sophocles' Play Antigone

In this article I will explain the format and structure of Sophocles using Antigone and see how Sophocles created and commented on this script. The structure of Greece is being compared. The typical structure of the Greek tragedy has a prelude and a paradox; then there will be four alternating episodes and stashimons. To end the game, there is a fifth episode, followed by Exodus. Because Sophocles has defeated this episode and added episodes and Stasimon, the structure of Antigone is slightly different, but it is important because it was first performed in Greek theaters.

Antigon 's role in Antigon' s antigon is one of the most controversial tragedies in classical literature. The war in her town caused the family to fall apart, lost his older brother, and created reasons for fighting with his uncle. Her uncle, Klien, because he was a traitor, awarded her brother, Polinis will not be buried, but according to her religious beliefs, the soul of her brother will not die until he dies It will ... the judgment by carelessness will be affected eventually. The result of their behavior. In Sophocles' Antigone, these prejudices stand out in the form of parent style indicated by the Krynn government, and emphasize the importance of sex role throughout the play.

In Sophocles' play "Antigone", the hero effectively convinces audiences to sympathize with the audience using rhetoric. During the play Antigone 's brother Polynesy passed away as a traitor of Tevan. The King Kryon law stipulates that no one will bury traitors, even though he must be buried to properly enter the world after death. Believing that Kryon's order is unfair, Antigone buried her brothers. When she was taken to the king, Antigone used this speech to keep her actions. In every society. Many generations have read the conflict between the famous Greek drama Antigone, Kryon and Antigone written by Sophocles, which eventually resulted in a tragic death of female heroes, as well as tyranny The sadness of the King can be thought of in various ways, from gender struggle to command and persuasion from religion and politics, to rigidity and flexibility.