Looking at Antigone

Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nList of Contributors\nPreface and Acknowledgements\nIntroduction: Antigone , A Play for Today?\n	The myth of Antigone\n	Moral and societal values in Antigone\n	Antigone and Samos\n	Sophocles: Public servant and dramatic innovator\n	Tragedy in classical Athens\n	Translating Antigone for modern audiences and readers\n1 Antigone: Right or Wrong?\n	Notes\n2 Antigone as Others See Her*\n	Notes\n3 Assessing the Character of Creon\n	Suggestions for further reading\n4 Images and Effects of Incest in Sophocles’ Antigone\n	Notes\n5 The Two Sisters\n	Notes\n6 Antigone’s Change of Heart\n	Notes\n7 Antigone and the Rights of the Earth\n	Notes\n8 Revealing Divinity in Sophocles’ Antigone\n	Part I\n	Part II\n	Notes\n9 Religion in Antigone\n	Notes\n10 Euripides’ Reception of Sophocles’ Antigone\n	Notes\n11 The Voices of Antigone\n	Notes\n12 Antigone Enters the Modern World\n	Early modern Antigones\n	Antigone in Potsdam (1841)\n	Jean Anouilh Antigone , Paris, 1944\n	The Island by Athol Fugard, John Kani and Winston Ntshona\n	Stefan Hertmans Antigone in Molenbeek , 2016\n	Notes\nSophocles’ Antigone\nDramatis Personae\nBibliography and Further Reading\nIndex