Antigone and the Ethics of Desire
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Written by Claudia Hauer, Contributing Writer, Classical Wisdom Sophocles’ play Antigone remains one of the most compelling and oft-performed of the Greek tragedies. The play was recently adapted for use in Ferguson, Missouri by Theater of War, a social justice project which uses performances of Greek tragedy to encourage communities to bridge the military-civil divide.
Antigone S Autonomy
Antigone Creature and Creator
Creon vs. Antigone in Antigone by Sophocles
PDF] Antigone: From the ethics of desire to the ethics of the
PDF] Antigone: From the ethics of desire to the ethics of the
Absolute Antigone. Between Sophocles, Hegel, and Lacan
Theories of Desire: Antigone by Sophocles - 1727 Words
The ancient wisdom speaks for our own time” – the Chorus of
Sophocles: Antigone Why does Antigone refuse to
Antigone Frames /sing
On Tragedy and Desire in the Ethics of Psychoanalysis, 6
Jean Bollack in English, a preview of a foreword to The Art of
The Antigone Complex, PDF, Jacques Lacan
