by Sophocle · Magnard · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782210760752
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Antigone is one of the most iconic tragedies of Greek literature, written by Sophocles. The play narrates the moral conflict of Antigone, who defies King Creon's orders by attempting to bury her brother, Polinices, whom the monarch considers a traitor. This act of civil disobedience highlights the clash between human and divine laws, becoming a fundamental tragic dilemma.
This educational edition from the 'Classiques et Patrimoine' collection by Magnard is designed for students, including vocabulary notes, an analysis of the structure of Greek tragedy, the concept of hybris, and a historical timeline of Antiquity. It is an essential tool for the study of classics and theater in an educational setting.
