I. Introduction
A. Key term information on the meaning of tragic hero for the ancient Greeks
B. Thesis suggesting through multiple keys that Creon or Antigone (not both)
is that hero
II. Background story for the central conflicts and instances of hamartia
A. Background on anagnorisis
B. Background on hubris
III. Presentation of the other protagonist as a contender for tragic hero, with evidence
IV. Presentation of your own tragic hero as a flawed protagonist, with evidence
V. Decisive arguments for the superior case regarding either Antigone or Creon
VI. Closure and restatement of thesis in some form (direct statement, metaphor, rhetorical
question, or citation and interpretation of a telling quote), with definitive final assertion
NOTE: This essay will employ citations from the play (citing line numbers), at least two critics
found in the ECC library databases (Literature Resource Center or Literary Reference Center),
and support for the moral and/or effectual judgments of the character(s) .
Sources will be cited in your text and in a separate works cited list—all in MLA format.
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How to Manage Closest Location in Odoo 17 Inventory
I.IntroductionA.Key term information on the meaning of tragic
1. I. Introduction
A. Key term information on the meaning of tragic hero
for the ancient Greeks
B. Thesis suggesting through multiple keys that Creon or
Antigone (not both)
is that hero
II. Background story for the central conflicts and instances of
hamartia
A. Background on anagnorisis
B. Background on hubris
III. Presentation of the other protagonist as a contender for
tragic hero, with evidence
IV. Presentation of your own tragic hero as a flawed
protagonist, with evidence
V. Decisive arguments for the superior case regarding either
Antigone or Creon
VI. Closure and restatement of thesis in some form (direct
statement, metaphor, rhetorical
question, or citation and interpretation of a telling quote),
with definitive final assertion
NOTE: This essay will employ citations from the play (citing
line numbers), at least two critics
2. found in the ECC library databases (Literature Resource Center
or Literary Reference Center),
and support for the moral and/or effectual judgments of the
character(s) .
Sources will be cited in your text and in a separate works cited
list—all in MLA format.
