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Jiang presents Antigone as arguing that human laws must conform to justice and cannot simply become legitimate because a ruler commands them.
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Jiang presents Antigone as arguing that human laws must conform to justice and cannot simply become legitimate because a ruler commands them.
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Jiang presents Antigone's principle as divine, unwritten, immutable justice that human laws cannot override.
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"...laws, there will be complete chaos. And Antigone responds by saying, human laws must conform to justice."
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"...are divine, unwritten, and immutable. And we must respect these laws. Human laws cannot override these laws of justice. Okay? And this makes Creon..."
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