Thematic Antithesis in Greek Tragedies

The theme of the Greek tragedy contradicts the dualism of the Euripides drama Medea and Bacchae and the structural skills found in the two dramatic works are emphasized as "theoretical opposition or theme contrast" There. 1). These themes are highly symmetrical throughout the process and are also typical of the tragic structure of Greece. Euripides brings greater irony when using themes in Greek dramas. When the roles of men and women of women and men oppose traditional stereotypes seen in the Greek society and these roles cross or ambiguous, rationality becomes irrational, civilized Greek society The order of itself is confusing.

The second concept of Greek tragedy is a theme. The meaning of the theme is a positive element of the tragedy. After suffering, the hero has a deeper understanding of himself and the world. Painful experiences often give him a new extended feeling of himself and his existence. Antigone has two main characters, Creon and Antigone. Kryon's pain is more complicated than Antigone. Kryon's struggle for dominating the country based on absolute power was opposed not only by Antigone but also by Hémon and Teresias. He is also the center figure of the theater. He started the game from game to end of the game, Antigone appeared in the middle of the game.

Antigone is a Greek tragedy written by Sophocles, there are two tragic heroes, Antigone himself and Kryon. The tragic hero is the protagonist of the tragedy, causing errors in his or her behavior, which leads to his or her downfall. Kryon is a tragic hero of Antigone. Because he reveals all the features of tragic heroes. Kryon's tragic flaw is his pride. The stubbornness of Kryon, abuse of his power, and his destructive action against the drama are the three ways Kryon has become a tragic hero.

Aristotle said that the tragedy of Greece must include important and critical persons. Through this flaw, the audience should feel compassion and fear. Like the perfect example of a tragic hero, Kryon is a character of the Greek tragedy "Antigone". The play was written by the 5th century historical playwright Sophocles. It started with an illegal funeral of Antigoni's beloved brother Polyneices. King of Bethion of Thebe was condemned to his niece Antigone as a death penalty. To be loyal to his city, Kryon insisted on his punishment for Antigone.