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Harness the Hybris: Hallelujah!
2022Abstract A very personal train of thoughts on human fragility and the reasons why I see no conflict between Religion and Science.
Succi Sauro
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Fusionen und Übernahmen im Licht der Hybris – Überblick über den Forschungsstand [PDF]
Journal Für Betriebswirtschaft, 2010 Eine hohe Anzahl von Fusionen und Übernahmen scheitert. Gleichwohl sind Fusionen und Übernahmen an der Tagesordnung. Als eine Erklärung hierfür wird die Hybris-Hypothese diskutiert, d.h.
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Greece and Rome, 1976
In the speech Against Konon the speaker, a young man named Ariston, complains that one evening when he and a friend were walking in the Agora they were victims of what would now be called ‘a mugging’. They were set upon by Konon and some other men, who pulled Ariston's cloak off him, tripped him up, threw him into the mud, and jumped on him.
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In the speech Against Konon the speaker, a young man named Ariston, complains that one evening when he and a friend were walking in the Agora they were victims of what would now be called ‘a mugging’. They were set upon by Konon and some other men, who pulled Ariston's cloak off him, tripped him up, threw him into the mud, and jumped on him.
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Qualitative Sociology, 1983
This essay explores an aspect of Weber's theory of charisma and its routinization. It argues that charisma can be seen as a form of a more general phenomenon calledhybris. Classics scholars use the term hybris to denote a tragic hero's defiance of the order laid down by the gods.
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This essay explores an aspect of Weber's theory of charisma and its routinization. It argues that charisma can be seen as a form of a more general phenomenon calledhybris. Classics scholars use the term hybris to denote a tragic hero's defiance of the order laid down by the gods.
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The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1991
At the close of the Cyclops adventure Odysseus piously sacrifices to Zeus the ram that has carried him out of Polyphemus' cave. Yet the god spurns his offering and ponders instead the destruction of Odysseus' ships and their crews (ix 553–5):These lines need explaining, as they present two difficulties, one formal, the other thematic.
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At the close of the Cyclops adventure Odysseus piously sacrifices to Zeus the ram that has carried him out of Polyphemus' cave. Yet the god spurns his offering and ponders instead the destruction of Odysseus' ships and their crews (ix 553–5):These lines need explaining, as they present two difficulties, one formal, the other thematic.
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Dialogue, 1983
To speak of hybris in the case of Parmenides seems hardly justified. He is addressed by the unnamed goddess to whose abode he journeys as κoũρε, “youth” or “initiate”, hardly a term of great respect in Greek usage. He is guided on his path, i.e., he has not found it by himself, and he receives a truth he never claims as his own.
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To speak of hybris in the case of Parmenides seems hardly justified. He is addressed by the unnamed goddess to whose abode he journeys as κoũρε, “youth” or “initiate”, hardly a term of great respect in Greek usage. He is guided on his path, i.e., he has not found it by himself, and he receives a truth he never claims as his own.
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Agon und Hybris in Politik und Kunst
, 2009 Goehr L. Agon und Hybris in Politik und Kunst. Schmidt F, tran.; In: Wulf C, Triki F, Poulain J, eds. Erziehung und Demokratie. Europäische, muslimische und arabische Länder im Dialog.
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Revue française de psychanalyse, 1998
Résumé L’analité se prête aux substitutions, comme Freud l’a montré (1917). C’est, en fait, la dimension anale tout entière (ses zones érogènes, ses pulsions, son but, les parties du corps du sujet et de l’objet, etc.) qui est à même d’occuper la place de la génitalité, soit dans l’avant-coup (au cours du développement), soit dans l’après-coup (au ...
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Résumé L’analité se prête aux substitutions, comme Freud l’a montré (1917). C’est, en fait, la dimension anale tout entière (ses zones érogènes, ses pulsions, son but, les parties du corps du sujet et de l’objet, etc.) qui est à même d’occuper la place de la génitalité, soit dans l’avant-coup (au cours du développement), soit dans l’après-coup (au ...
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