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5 timestamped hits 1 source reading 2 extracted notes Aliases: heroisms

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Heroism

Jiang presents Achilles as the canonical example of eudaimonia: to be alive is to become the best one can be, even if that means dying young as a remembered hero.

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Interpretive use of the Iliad in the 2024-10-15 lecture.

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Jiang presents Achilles as the canonical example of eudaimonia: to be alive is to become the best one can be, even if that means dying young as a remembered hero.

Historical-cultural model in the 2024-10-15 lecture.

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He argues that Athenian eudaimonia made Athens intensely competitive because only one person can become the hero, so competition turns into backstabbing.

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