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Law, Culture and the Humanities, Vol. 2, No. 3, 314-335 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/1743872106069817

Antigone's Law

Philippe Nonet

University of California, Berkeley

Antigone's law is the same as Heidegger's law. The name of the first is {phi}{small accented upsilon}{sigma}{iota}{varsigma}, the name of the second is Ereignis. Both names are untranslatable. They signify the mutual belonging of being (das Sein) and the essence of man. This law fulfills itself in the radiance of {tau}ò {kappa}aacgr{lambda}{lambda}o{varsigma}. It is the unsayable law of all law.


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