Professor Tina Chanter
Antigone
Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, refused to be defined by her incestual origins. By ‘refusing to acquiesce to a narrative’, which is so negative, she became a political model or heroine. Thus, Chanter emphasised, Antigone provides inspiration for women, who are so often hindered or defined by accidents of birth; i.e. gender. In Antigone, Chanter suggested, women have a model for the ‘redefinition of women…crossing over to the public sphere of politics.’
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