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Creon calls Antigone an anarchist because she defies his edict forbidding the burial of her brother Polynices, prioritizing divine law and familial loyalty over the state's authority. By acting against the laws established by Creon, she embodies a challenge to his rule and the social order he represents. In Creon's view, her actions threaten the stability of the state and undermine his power, which he equates with chaos and disorder. Thus, he labels her as an anarchist to justify his harsh response to her rebellion.

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