Each of the stories demonstrated tragedy and persistence. In the book Antigone, Antigone showed great bravado and persistence, because she went beyond the rules that were given to the town to bury Polynices. She knew that by doing this her life would be in danger, but she never backed down. Antigone was portrayed as a strong and persistent woman. Antigone had to be stronger because during this time women had no say or power, in the end she ended up dying for what she believed in while defying law.…
Original Mission Statement: The mission of Hammer College Associate Degree School of Nursing is to provide the journey of a lifetime in becoming a Registered Nurse. Revamped Mission Statement: The Hammer College Associate Degree Nursing program challenges students by using critical thinking, evidenced-based practice simulations, and professionalism to promote quality healthcare for the multicultural diverse patient population.…
The purpose of each of the stasimons in the Antigone is to display power relationships and how those reflect on Antigone’s fate. The stasimons start by reviewing the weakest force, humans. They then go on to the next most powerful and so on. In each event before and after these stasimons Antigone must hope that the next highest power will help her avoid her fate, death.…
Haemon enters the king's chamber after the news of his fiance, Antigone’s admittance to the crime. Hearing of his future wife to be charged with death. He clearly is ruffled by having to hear this news all through the city, he begins with a cautionary line with the reference to heaven, and what gains your attention faster than that? His dialogue is a mixture of rational thinking, brashness and sound arguments meant to influence his father's plan. While in comparison, Creon the King is full of emotions: confusion, rage, power hungry, quick aggressive decisions.…
“But a tyrant says and does what he pleases. That’s his great joy.” (Antigone 506-507) Antigone to Creon said this quote after Antigone was caught for trying to bury her brother Polynices. The quote is very important to the overall story of Antigone because it revolves around the theme of family verse family and also the theme of right verse wrong. Creon is Antigone’s uncle but they don’t necessarily see eye to eye with each other, which is why she calls Creon a tyrant.…
In the greek play Antigone, the main character Antigone had planned to go against the king Creon to follow the laws of her God. “In all of the thebes, you’re the only one who looks at things that way.” says Antigone. She believed that Creon had certain views on unburying her brother, Polyneices, and she didn’t quite agree with them. Antigone’s words, actions, and ideas contrast with Creon’s character to the point of these two characters having conflicting motivations. These conflicting motivations cause the characteristics of hubris, insensitive, mercenary to be highlighted within Creon’s character.…
Sophie Huxel Justin Tucker English 1310-SEC 049 Essay#1 Hillary Clinton, Women’s Rights Are Human Rights September 15 Women’s Rights Are Human Rights Clinton uses the three key tools to a great speech, logos, ethos, and pathos. The speaker’s claim is that women rights are human rights. In Clinton’s speech, the Kairos is rather implicit.…
Sophocles is an Ancient Greek tragedian. Sophocles was born during 496 B.C in Colonus in a village close to Athens. Sophocles was an original Greek boy from a wealthy family. Sophocles was born a few years before the battle of marathon. The exact year of his birth is unknown.…
Was she admirable? Or Dishonorable? Antigone a young women that has lost what she feels everything, and denied the right to bur her own brother, who is a traitor to the country. In attempts to make things right and follow what she knows, she voices her opinion to the king searching for justice.…
Having a lot of pride could be blinding, and it recurrently contributes to an otiose outcome. Individuals put pride into little things accordingly from their judgement for no reason, and get hung up on the values they feel they achieve from them. When these values are proven faulty, they lash out into a demise. Having too much pride can take over one’s mentality and overthink ideas that are meant to be kept simple. In situations like this, a person can be destructive and affect people surrounded by them including family opposed to society.…
“Antigone,” by Sophocles, and translated by Robert Fagles, is a play that teaches a story of fate and freewill in which a character’s own ideologies and motivation lead to their demise. The protagonist, Antigone, is the most obvious hero in the play and also serves as a perfect representation of the heroic archetype of a tragic hero. Nevertheless, this play begins in the royale house of Thebes where Antigone is going through the loss and coming to accept the deaths of her two brothers Eteocles and Polynices, who have killed each other in battle. In the advent of the battle, their uncle Creon became the new king of Thebes and to Antigone’s disheartenment, learns that her very own brother, Polynices, will not be allowed a proper burial of any…
Despite its ancient origins, Sophocles’ play Antigone provides a case study through which to examine issues of politics, power, sovereignty, and justice. The final of Sophocles’ trilogy “Three Theban Plays,” the first record of Antigone is around 442 BCE, during the height of Athenian democracy. The play centers around Antigone’s decision to disobey her future father-in-law and king, Creon, in order to give her brother Polyneices, who is branded a traitor and is forbade a proper burial. One of Oedipus and Jocasta’s living two children, Antigone flaunts Creon’s laws and gives her brother a proper burial. Antigone expects to be put to death for her crime but instead Creon orders her to be shut in a cave, where she will live out her final days.…
As the novelist Haruki Murakami wrote, “Now, though, I realize that all I can place in the imperfect vessel of writing are imperfect memories and imperfect thoughts” (12). A work of literature is imperfect in the sense that it is more or less related to and restricted by the social context in which it is written and is a memory-carrier of its own culture. Sophocles’ Attic tragedy Antigone carries memories of sociopolitical concerns over the future development and fertility of the city Athens. Similarly, Antigona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro, which is one of its adaptations, or, creative rewritings, responds to the genocidal Dirty War in Argentina. Both plays center around the eponymous heroine’s desire to bury her brother’s body regardless of the prohibition of the law.…
Point of View Antigone is a play which involves two brothers who lead opposite sides in the Thebes’ civil war. They engage in a bloody siege whereby they end up dead. Oedipus dies while in Colonus. Antigone and her sister decide to return to Thebes with the intention of helping their other brothers.…
Fast casual restaurant chain Sweetgreen is facing a class action lawsuit from blind customers and a Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs (WLC). The lawsuit alleges the company failed to make its online ordering platform accessible to blind customers, thereby violating the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). The lawsuit alleges that blind customers had repeatedly lodged formal complaints to Sweetgreen over the past year about the lack of accessibility of its online web ordering system and mobile app—but that Sweetgreen failed to make its online ordering system accessible. ADA and state laws require public restaurants and other public entities to maintain a web site accessible to blind customers.…