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Antigone

Sophocles

The original and arguably unsurpassed exploration of civil disobedience and the collision between state power and individual conscience.

“Nor did I deem that thy decrees were of such force, that a mortal could override the unwritten and unfailing statutes of heaven.”

— Sophocles

Why It's Lindy

The original and arguably unsurpassed exploration of civil disobedience and the collision between state power and individual conscience.

About This Volume

A young woman defies her king to properly bury her rebel brother, choosing divine law over human law.

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Why should I read Antigone?

The original and arguably unsurpassed exploration of civil disobedience and the collision between state power and individual conscience.

What is Antigone about?

A young woman defies her king to properly bury her rebel brother, choosing divine law over human law.

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