Jiang uses the term for exemplary embodiments of an excellence: Achilles as the warrior and Odysseus as the orator.
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paragon
Jiang uses the term for exemplary embodiments of an excellence: Achilles as the warrior and Odysseus as the orator.
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"...war fighting, and there is speech making. In Greek civilization, the paragon of the warrior is, of course, Achilles. And the paragon of the..."
"He is the paragon of the warrior. Okay? So, that's the idea of eudaimonia. I can only be happy when I am being my..."
"...Romans loved Greek theater, and Greek theater is really the very paragon of Greek civilization. And what this is telling us is that, no,..."
"...person above humanity, the person above history. So the ideal, the paragon, the example that Nietzsche uses is Napoleon, right? Who's Napoleon? Napoleon is..."
"...third thing he becomes is a role model okay or a paragon a hero he's telling the French people listen I could have become..."
"...he killed himself he became a scapegoat a martyr and a paragon of virtue a hero to the people people will feel guilty for..."
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