What led Antigone to civil disobedience against her uncle creon
Antigone 's civil disobedience 1 Running Head : ANTIGONE 'S CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE What led Antigone to civil disobedience against her uncle Creon Your Name Institution 's Name Professor 's Name Subject Antigone 's civil disobedience 2 Abstract I believe that Antigone 's trust in religious laws and in life after death led her to disobey her uncle Creon 's laws , which was based on bias and unfairness . Her disobedience was considered civil disobedience because it was for a moral cause and was loud , apparent and non-violent

and declared one against the existing laws made by Creon . Creon 's
government was based on oppressing common people and Antigone was left with only
one option to protest against the laws non-violently . Also her strong desire to perform
proper burial for her brother 's body led her do so because according to her it is very
important to bury the dead so that his soul finds a smooth way to heaven and gets a better
afterlife too
Antigone 's civil disobedience 3
What led Antigone to civil disobedience against her uncle Creon
According to me Antigone 's civil disobedience against her uncle Creon was due to the
unfair and unjust rules of her uncle . Creon was a dictator and he forced the people of
Thebes to follow the rules made by him . He himself differentiates and is unfair when he
arranges for the burial of Eteocles in the sacred way but at the same time bans burial of
Polynieces ' body . This was the main...
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