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What is Antigone about?

Posted on December 30, 2014 by therationalcolonel

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The second half of my programme notes on Sophocles’ Antigone: Continue reading →

Posted in The Ancient World | Tagged Antigone, Athens, democracy, drama, gender, Greeks, Sophocles, tragedy | 1 Reply

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