ogance and his lack of self-knowledge; hence, J.T. Sheppard's argument in The Innocence of Oedipus. Sheppard makes clear that opinions of guilt differ between Greek historical times and present day modern times. His argument is that his act of murder was conveyed as self-defense. This proceeds into the fact that if it was self defense, then how was he supposed to know who his victim was and what would happen next. All of this falls under a guiltless mind causin
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