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Courageous women in Greek and Nigerian drama: antigone and tégónni
This paper compares Sophocles’ treatment of courage in Antigone and in Femi Osofisan’s Tègqnni demonstrating the power of women in contrast to the perception of women. In both the Classical era and Yoruba traditional society, it was rare for a woman to speak in public or disobey a man. They were exp...
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