Antigone

Delve into the timeless tragedy of "Antigone," penned by the renowned playwright Sophocles. In this compelling narrative, Antigone courageously defies her uncle Creon’s decree, insisting that her brother deserves a proper burial, highlighting the fierce struggle between human law and divine morality. The intense conflict between Antigone and Creon not only showcases the complexity of duty and justice but also serves as a rich source of inspiration for countless interpretations throughout history.

This edition, published in 2006, spans 128 pages and includes a translation crafted for the 1986 BBC TV adaptation of the "Theban Plays." Whether you are revisiting this classic or discovering it for the first time, "Antigone" remains a profound reflection on human nature and ethical dilemmas. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore this powerful work that continues to resonate with readers and audiences alike.