No. 21 (2025): Antígona: liberdade e opressão

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Published: 2025-10-31

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Antígona: liberdade e opressão

Celebrating the Carnation Revolution under the sign of Antigone

Carlos Morais

11-18
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O mito na Antiguidade

There Are many Ways to Die. Antigone: A Rereading of the Myth in an Anthropological Key. Power, Resistance, and Pain

María Cecilia Colombani

21-31
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Antigone’s tragic genome: transmission and mutations of the Theban myth

Ana Paula Pinto

33-52
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Sophocles’ and Euripides’ Antigone: A model of interlocution

Maria de Fátima Silva

53-62
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Antigone – The Mythical Notion of Justice

Jaa Torrano

63-68
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Order and Disorder in the Works of Sophocles: Preliminary Considerations Starting from Antigone

Auretta Sterrantino

69-84
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Antigone. A fissure in the logos and in the city

Maria Mafalda Viana

85-94
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Aesthetic Elements in Sophocles' Antigone

Madalena Machado

95-108
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Antigone and the social weight of ritual. A contemporary staging

Vincenzo Quadarella

109-117
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The Stone Bed of Antigone and Niobe: a common place (S. Ant. 823-840)

Andrea Navarro Noguera

119-136
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Antigone, woman of no

Francesco De Martino

137-154
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Tragic and comic tactics for confronting power: Antigone and Lysistrata

Luisa S. Buarque de Holanda

155-164
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Greek Myth and Christian Mystery

Alex Villas Boas

166-172
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Reescritas do mito

Antigone’s Contests: Pasts and Presents in Scholarship and Performance, ancient and modern

Lorna Hardwick

175-193
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Antigone under the universe of intertextuality: literature, female, freedom

Flavia Maria Corradin

196-206
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Antígona Gelada: A gnostic manifesto

Telmo Alexandre Ferreira

208-214
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Hermínia Silva’s New Antigone: a socio-political parody (1946 and 1976)

Nuno Simões Rodrigues

215-224
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Antigone at school. Female characters from antiquity in Ana Cristina Oliveira’s didactic theatre

Adriana F. Nogueira

226-241
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Antigona in the air

Carmen Morenilla Talens

243-254
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Three Antigones and one author: Guillermo Heras Antígona en la frontera, Hantígona and Ardiente Antígona

Carmen González-Vázquez

255-267
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The two divergent tales of Antigone (Sophocles/Hyginus) present in 18th century opera

Helena Guzmán García

269-280
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Tragic Depictions of Political Resignation: Ismene and Chrysothemis in Galician Dramatic Literature

Iria Pedreira Sanjurjo

281-297
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Creón, Creón. The dystopian Antigone by Rodríguez Pampín

María Teresa Amado Rodríguez

299-310
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Tragic Justice in Suso de Toro’s Non volvas

Marta Mariño Mexuto

311-325
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Antigone, Madame Royale

Corrado Cuccoro

327-360
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Antigone, by Walter Hasenclever – To die for what ideal?

Maria de Fátima Gil, Maria António Hörster

351-364
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«Elle retourne au pays des sources» Ecopoetics of revolt in some contemporary Antigone(s)

Paolo Dias Fernandes

365-371
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Antigone in Troy: The Women of Troy, by Pat Barker

Maria José Ferreira Lopes

373-393
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The dramatization of a collective guilt: Aris Alexandrou’s Antigone and the Greek Civil War as a trauma

Philippos Karaferias

395-407
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Antigone “outsider” in Creon’s democracy: analysis of a contemporary reinterpretation of the Sophoclean myth1

Marco Zanelli

409-423
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Empathy and resistance: Antigone in plays of contemporary female wrighters

Tobias Brandenberger

427-440
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Myth anda memory in Pedreira das almas and Rasto atrás, by Jorge Andrade

Luiz Gonzaga Marchezan

441-450
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The myth of Antigone in "As Confrarias", by Jorge Andrade

Claudiomar Pedro da Silva, Agnaldo Rodrigues da Silva

453-461
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Antígone América: resistance and prefiguration of the Brazilian dictatorship

Adriane da Silva Duarte

465-474
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The Reception of Antigone in Brazil through Guilherme de Almeida’s Translation

Marcelo Tápia Fernandes

475-481
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With Antigone: The Struggle for Mourning in Two Contemporary Brazilian Narratives

Luciana Paiva Coronel

484-499
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“This madness must stop”. Testimony and Resistance of Milo Rau’s Amazonian Antigone

Stéphanie Urdician

501-510
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The Tropes of the Dictator in José Watanabe’s Dramatic Work “Antígona”

Carlos Dimeo

511-542
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Antigone as a Spokesperson for Historical Memory Tragedy and Identity

Silvina Díaz

543-554
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Political theatricality and aesthetic emotion. Dramaturgical devices of the “alienation effect” in four versions of Antigone

Aldo Rubén Pricco

555-566
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Ciudad, Teatro e Historieta. Dos heroicos personajes: Antígona y Lisístrata

Rómulo Pianacci

567-574
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The Chilean Antigones: rewritings of the myth in contemporary Chilean theater (2000-2010)

Maria Morant Giner

577-591
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“My Heart Tells Me…” Antigone in a Movie by Sophie Deraspe

João de Mancelos

593-602
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Antigone with a Cape Verdean voice in the poetry of Vera Duarte

Susana Marques

603-615
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A Chinese Reading of the Myth of Antigone

Ana Cristina Alves

617-624
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Qiu Jin: the poetics of revolt of a Chinese Antigone?

Oriane Chevalier

625-644
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Aaliyah: Antigone the voice for British South Asian Muslim Communities

Lottie Parkyn

645-660
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Outras escritas

Chilon and the Opposition to Tyranny in the Tradition of the Seven Wise Men

Delfim F. Leão

663-677
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By a female’s hand: Judith, the Jew

Rui Miguel Duarte

679-696
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Myth in fiction: around A cidade de Ulisses

Alleid Ribeiro Machado

697-711
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Alice Moderno, the “Antigone’s daughter” discreetly emancipated

Rui Tavares de Faria

713-727
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Legend and Myth: Lucretia and Daphne, Virtue and Victory

Elaine Cristina Prado dos Santos

729-738
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Phryne and the Violence of the Exposed Body: A Tool for Women’s Liberation or an Instrument in Service of Men?

Joana Pinto Salvador Costa

739-748
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Realpolitik: A Political Reading of Alexander Zeldin’s The Inequalities Trilogy

Bruno Henriques

749-756
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About the hunt and the hunter: from Machado de Assis to Sérgio Bianchi

Francisco Topa

757-764
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A double-edged sword: the question of power in the dramatic work of Abdulai Sila

Martin Neumann

765-782
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The Struggle for Women in firminia Literature

Paulo Bogéa, Algemira de Macêdo Mendes

783-796
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