One traditional form of arete, exemplified by Achilles. Jiang defines it as imposing reality by force, brute strength, and obedience.
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One traditional form of arete, exemplified by Achilles.
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Jiang says traditional Greek arete has two major forms: war fighting and speech making.
For Jiang's Greeks, war fighting and speech making are the same civilizational act by different means: both try to impose a reality on others.
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"...excel at. And traditionally, there are two types of erite. There's war fighting, and there is speech making. In Greek civilization, the paragon of..."
"...when I'm achieving my true potential. Okay? Now, for the Greeks, war fighting and speech making are really the same thing. But for different..."
"...interesting yeah he's a jerk tell me more yeah we've been fighting for five months okay you keep you keep on going and the..."
"...Trump's recent interviews, he's claiming that the leadership in Iran are fighting themselves, but then he's also saying in other interviews that they don't..."
"...the American empire, doing a bidding of the American empire. It's fighting against Lebanon as well as Iran. The Iranians, they don't have much..."
"...because you have to invest so much of your resources into fighting these wars that back up your nation. China doesn't want to fight..."
"...the rest of the world is in conflict, right? Europe is fighting with Russia. The Middle East is in flames. America is distracted trying..."
"...no one pays attention to because all the big boys are fighting each other. You can come in and dominate the school now. Who..."
"...are the United States and Russia and Right now they are fighting a proxy war in the Middle East between Israel and Iran Where..."
"...We're not change because now is the time where they are fighting each other."
"...fundamentally the way they perceive the world is different and they're fighting to impose their own reality on others. Okay. All right. So this..."
"...the Euphrates. And that's what they must achieve. Okay. So they're fighting this war not to defeat Iran, but to achieve the Greater Israel..."
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