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Sophocles’ Antigone as a Knowledge Graph through a Hybrid Collaborative Workflow with Ontology-Guided LLM Extraction

Apostolos Baniotis Marsel Senka Entisa Tzeortziana Komoritsan A. Manos Christina Kanetou Konstantinos Drenoviadis Evangelia Milolidaki Yannis Tzitzikas

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This work targets a KG for Sophocles’ Antigone that supports two coupled uses: structured retrieval, through integrity and competency questions expressed in SPARQL over dramatic structure and interpretive annotations; and interactive exploration, through a lightweight read client that navigates lines across languages, shows scene context, and reports corpus statistics.

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