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Sophocles Antigone
Amid its Golden Age, Greece was at the front line of new innovations and the noteworthy
tallness of the masterful articulations of music, painting, figure, and theater. To comprehend
what life was extremely similar to in Athens, one of Greece's most conspicuous urban areas,
amid the fourth century BC, one can look to crafted by the writer and dramatist, Sophocles. The
showy pieces educate how ladies' jobs were recognized and decided, especially when contrasted
with the jobs his female characters played in the tragedies. The physical exhibitions of
Sophocles' works, especially Oedipus The King and Antigone most precisely mirror the sex jobs
that directed social life and status for ladies in Athens in the fourth century BC. Through various
characters in the play, various themes are portrayed such as gender, the role of women in the
society, the law as depicted by Antigone, Eteocles, Polynices, Ismene, Kind Oedipus, King
Creon, Queen Eurydice, and Haemon.
The role of the women and how they are advocated in the play by Sophocles has a lot of
transgressing aspect that cuts across the play from the circumstances the characters are found in.
in the Theban era, there were laws that governed the s...