PPT-Issues in Antigone

And there are a few They are Dilemma Hamartia Peripeteia and anagnorisis Hubris Nemesis Catharsis Who is the protagonist Dilemma Noun A predicament in which a difficult choice has to be made . Tragedy Trashed or Translated?. Mark Rothko, “Antigone”. “Drama” v. Tragedy. “In drama you struggle, because you hope you’re going to survive. It’s utilitarian – sordid. But tragedy is gratuitous. Pointless, irremediable. Fit for a king!” (Chorus, 102). . English 10. You need your literature book today.. Warm-Up. The . Oompa. . Loompas. are similar to the ________ in . Antigone. because:. Video. Grammar: Fixing Comma Splices. Grammar Girl. Comma Splices. 64-bit Intel Xeon X5650 . 2.66Ghz processors. 12 processors sharing 48 GB RAM. Each BARON run restricted to single processor. All experiments under GAMS. 500 CPU seconds limit; . optca. =. optcr. =1e-6. Grammar Practice . (Write the sentence correctly. ). “The Open Window” by Saki. It was a funny story.. Saki is the pen name of H . H. . Monro. .. Do you know the names of the character in “The Open Window?”. Antigone Notes. Eteocles and . Polynices. battled and killed each other. Eteocles is buried with honor. Polynices. is unburied. “Creon … forbids anyone to bury him, even mourn him. He’s to be left unwept, unburied” (654). and Antigone as Foils and Rivals.. Ismene. is reasonable, timid, and obedient, full-figured and beautiful in being a good girl. . v. s.. Antigone is recalcitrant, impulsive, and moody, sallow, thin, and decidedly resistant to being a girl like the rest. . Antigone . By Sophocles. Antigone. Daughter of Oedipus, sister of . Ismene. , niece of Creon, . fiance. of . Haemon. Defies Creon’s order that no citizen of Thebes can give . Polynices. ’ body a proper burial, under penalty of death. Add a Slide Title - 1. Antigone. . By Sophocles.  . . Translated . by R. C. . Jebb. Dramatis Personae.  . ANTIGONE. and . ISMENE. : . Daughters . of . Oedipus. CREON. ,. King of . When you finish, write a one paragraph reflection describing how you feel your first writer’s workshop went. Tell what you learned and how you will improve on your next rhetorical analysis. . How might his statement, “A man should never be too sure of anything” apply to Creon? . “I am no man”. Image from cover, Casey . Dué. . The Captive Women’s Lament in Greek Tragedy. Agenda. Adventures in Critical Thinking. Creon’s Counselors…. Recap and Update. Play and Its “Ideological Horizons” . :. c.496 BC - c.406 . BC. born in . Colonus. north-west . of . Athens. always . held in high . regard. (see . Oedipus . Coloneus. ). family . = . wealthy. most productive era =. under PERICLES. statesman. Review . for the Test. You will be separated into two teams.. Team . Eteocles. &. Team . Polyneices. The winner will receive a special treat! . Fill out your study guide and turn it in with your test for . “I am no man”. Agenda. Problems (cont’d) …. Gender, Sexuality, Values, Ideology. Shape of Course. Where, When, What, How. Sophocles’ . Antigone. Background, Approaches, Issues. Discussion. Gender, Values, Power. Add a Slide Title - 1. Antigone. . By Sophocles.  . . Translated . by R. C. . Jebb. Dramatis Personae.  . ANTIGONE. and . ISMENE. : . Daughters . of . Oedipus. CREON. ,. King of .