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O objetivo deste estudo é efetuar uma leitura comparativa a partir do conceito de justiça em Antígona de Sófocles e no livro de Job. Em primeiro lugar, justificamos a comparação que se faz, tomando como ponto de partida o género literário do livro de Job em relação à tragédia grega, de forma a mostrar o carácter sugestivo desta comparação. Em segundo lugar, fazemos um pequeno traçado do conceito de justiça na tradição grega e mostramos como ela mantém uma linha de continuidade na tradição bíblica, embora se registem alguns aspetos específicos que lhe são próprios. Por último, tentamos ver de que modo há uma analogia entre as personagens principais das duas obras, relativamente à noção de justiça.
The aim of this paper is to make a comparative reading from the concept of justice in Antigone of Sophocles and in the book of Job. In the first place we justify the comparison that is made, taking as a starting point the literary genre of the book of Job in relation to the Greek tragedy, in order to show the suggestive character of this comparison. Secondly, a brief outline of the concept of justice in the Greek tradition is drawing and it shows how it maintains a continuity in the biblical tradition, although it does register some specific aspects that are proper to it. Finally, we try to see how there is an analogy between the main characters of the two works, in relation to the notion of justice.
The aim of this paper is to make a comparative reading from the concept of justice in Antigone of Sophocles and in the book of Job. In the first place we justify the comparison that is made, taking as a starting point the literary genre of the book of Job in relation to the Greek tragedy, in order to show the suggestive character of this comparison. Secondly, a brief outline of the concept of justice in the Greek tradition is drawing and it shows how it maintains a continuity in the biblical tradition, although it does register some specific aspects that are proper to it. Finally, we try to see how there is an analogy between the main characters of the two works, in relation to the notion of justice.
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Justiça Lei Drama Inocência Deus Justice Law Drama Innocence God