Modern scholars like to call "Antigone's" Second Ode, "The Ode to Man."
Why? According to the Second Ode, what has man done to deserve such praise?

It tries to convey an important message about the nature of men.

Explanation:

Modern scholars like to call "Antigone's" second Ode, "The Ode to Man" because it tries to convey an important message about the nature of men. The "Ode to Man" in Antigone is sung by Chorus. It talks about a man's achievements in building a civilization and the prosperous victories he has won against the forces of nature. It praises a man because he has conquered the whole world and brought it under his control.