1. Feminism in Macbeth and Antigone
"A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle." These words spoken by Gloria Steinem, leader for the feminist movement in the late 1960s, shatter the traditional ... rationalize Antigone out of burying Polynices, Antigone remains staunch in her position. She still retains her courage against Creon's death penalty and her confidence that serving the dead was more important than serving the living. In fact, the only thing stopping her from burying Polynices at this point is Ismene's constant remarks and dissuasions to ... When questioned how she had the gall to break the law, Antigo...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate