Exploration of Civil Disobedience in Sophocles Antigone, Kings Letter

Exploration of civilian Disobedience in Sophocles Antigone, Kings Letter from Birmingham cast aside, and Platos From CritoCivil disobedience spawns a major and widely debated issue by many who established by well-known intelligent scholars and many examples of civil disobedience take displayed. The acts of civil disobedience can be noted in major works such as Sophocles?s Antigone, King?s ?Letter from Birmingham Jail?, or even from Plato?s ?from Crito?. A specific claim exemplified throughout these works make that civil disobedience races in gaining popularity and should remain allowed, and continued to be seen as a solution to reform poorly established laws. A claim represented is, civil disobedience is right. Rhetorically, appeals such as credibility, logic and feeling can provide support for these claims.Creditability sources that support this appeal and claim about the commonness how civil disobedience is good come from Antigone, ?from Crito?, and ?Letter from Birmingham Jail ?. The creditability shown in Antigone is represented through the author Sophocles. Sophocles is a c...