Antigone (Oberon Classics)
by Sophocles
In Sophocles' Antigone, a young woman defies the king's edict to bury her fallen brother, igniting a profound conflict between personal conscience and tyrannical rule. This ancient Greek tragedy examines the eternal struggle between individual morality and the demands of authority, offering timeless insights into justice and rebellion.
About This Book
Antigone, a profound work by the ancient Greek playwright Sophocles, delves into themes of duty, morality, and the consequences of defying civil authority.
Set in the aftermath of a brutal civil war in Thebes, the play centers on the noblewoman Antigone's resolute decision to honor her brother's burial rites against the king's decree.
Through its exploration of familial loyalty versus state power, Antigone remains a cornerstone of Western literature, influencing philosophical and ethical discussions for centuries.
This Oberon Classics edition presents the classic text in a format accessible to modern readers, preserving the essence of Sophocles' dramatic artistry.
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