Trinity Law School

"Antigone offers a crucial vantage on Higher Law in adjudication today.... The appeal of Higher Law is ever present, particularly to imperfect human beings inclined to instrumentalize the law for ideological and self-determined ends."

Director of the Center for Human Rights and Associate Professor, Andrew DeLoach, recently published a new article in Law, Culture and the Humanities. Titled, "Antigone, Autonomy, and Higher Lawlessness," Professor DeLoach explores the way Sophocles' character Antigone abandons the unwritten Higher Law for a law she makes for herself, and the implications the shift toward autonomy has for adju

To read the full: article https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.1177/17438721261457346?domain=p2p_domain&token=FDQBBNWVABA4QYMFMSIZ.

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