I find this remarkable book by its double meaning (written in 1944), implicitly committed to the Resistance, and yet it escapes censorship as he opens doors gaping on commitment. I was totally seduced by the heroic behavior of Antigone, in all modesty, however, that perfectly represents my thought. And yet!
Anyone can relate to the young woman what Antigone, which obviously begs the thought> about us? How far would be able to go for our ideas and beliefs?
Finally, it is a book that is fun, which was able to take my hand, lead me beyond paper and ink, even beyond in a historical context because it is a timeless tragedy at the heart of our thinking and our human limitations.
This is a book I would recommend, but I think an informed public that is willing to want to go further in thinking.
