Antyk Wyspianskiego

Antyk Wyspiańskiego is a play written by Polish writer Stanislaw Wyspiański in 1903. The play is a reimagining of the Greek tragedy Antigone, set in Poland at the turn of the century and exploring themes of nationalism, religion, and family loyalty. This edition includes an introduction and notes by Polish scholar Tadeusz Sinko.
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