FAQ About Sophocles
In what way did Sophocles differ from his contemporary playwrights, Aeschylus and Euripides?
Sophocles differed from his contemporary playwrights by focusing more on character development and psychological depth rather than grand themes or innovative story structures. While Aeschylus was known for expanding the number of actors and developing dramatic structure, and Euripides for his exploration of controversial social themes and complex female characters, Sophocles was celebrated for creating relatable and human characters who faced moral and ethical issues.
