ANTÍGONA GONZÁLEZ: PARA UNA POÉTICA DE LO SAGRADO EN EL PAÍS DE LOS DOLIENTES.

Antígona González (2012) by Sara Uribe (Querétaro, 1978) is a play that cannot be reduced to the legal and political language of denunciation and human rights but can be read as a poetics of the sacred. From its link with Sophocles' Antigone and the discussion with Agamben's homo sacer, this article contemplates Antígona González as a play that criticizes the principle of sovereignty and underlines the importance of the name and the body, in a sacred poetics of dispossession. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]