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    INSTRUCTIONS: What characteristics from Emerson’s "Heroism" are most necessary for defeating a monster like Grendel? Use the Option B Writing Organizer to collect your thoughts before writing. THE QUESTION: What characteristics from Emerson’s “Heroism” are most necessary for defeating a monster like Grendel? THE CHART: Use this chart to organize the information you have learned in Emerson’s essay. For help answering the question, also use the notes you took while reading Beowulf. You

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    What is heroism? Things preformed Superman, Batman, or The Flash? This is what most people think about when they hear the word hero or heroism. Although these characters show heroism, the definition of heroism does not have to be narrowed to the stereotypical hero. Many people have different concepts on heroism. A hero can be a ordinary person like a firefighter or cop. Heroism is a attribute that a person can obtain but they have to choose actions that help others like a fearless firefighter or

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    Heroism In The Outsiders

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    Heroism is a general term which means having or performing the qualities of a hero. This past month, in English and Civics, students have researched and have explored the meaning of heroism using the 8th grade themes of Order and Chaos. Specifically in English, students have examined both literary and real-life heroes which have either worked in areas of chaos or in order. In English, students read novels written about heroes in areas of chaos and order. Personally I have learned the nature of

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    Persepolis Heroism

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    Ideas of Heroism in Persepolis What is a hero? We all have our own ideas as to what makes a hero, whether they be a superhero, a war hero, or a personal idol. The one thing these heroes all have in common is that they are all respected and looked up to for something they have done. In Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis, there are many heroes. The graphic novel is Satrapi’s autobiography of her childhood in Iran, during and after the Islamic revolution. Throughout her novel Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi

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    Thor And Heroism

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    mythology is most well known for being extremely associated with stories and legends of heroes and villains. Although Thor is best known for his mighty hammer, Mjollnir, he is also known for his effect on nature's control on life and his acts of heroism. Thor is one of the most famous gods of Norse mythology. He is said to be one of the most loved of the gods and is often portrayed in an affectionate way as a huge man with "lots of muscles, a red beard, and a big appetite"(Wickersham). He is said

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    Define Heroism

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    Often, people misconceive heroism and believe that only heroes like Superman or Ironman are true heroes. Saving the world from a group of criminals is not the only way to be a hero. To elaborate this for a deeper meaning, an American author and philosopher named Joseph Campbell states that “A hero is someone who has given his or her life for something bigger than oneself.” (Thinkexist.com) Most of the time, heroes make large sacrifices to defeat a challenge for benefits of other people, or their

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    all over the country. If it wasn’t for soldiers like him then the U.S. wouldn’t be the country it is today. The Heroic Imagination Project has said that four traits of heroism are that it involves some kind of risk, it’s done for others and not yourself, it’s voluntary and there is no need for gain (Cherry, “The Psychology of Heroism”). He was honorably discharged from the Army in 1969 after serving two years in Vietnam. When he got back to the United States he moved

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    Ww1 Heroism

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    The site makes a point that no matter who you are, you can be a hero. The site does not only focus on Patch however, he is an example of how acts of heroism will be honored by many people, the site also focused on every person that participated in WW1. The overall goal of the website was to demonstrate that no matter where you come from or what you have been through you can be a hero, you can be the bigger person and make a change. In a war you have to work together and watch each other’s backs

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    Define Heroism

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    Heroism There are many definitions for heroism, both made by bias and dictionary. The dictionary definition is “great bravery,” but in my opinion, there are many more. In all, a hero can be anyone who is willing to do good, no matter what. What they do is make a difference. Heroes are people who courageous enough to do what it takes to do good. They may be brutal or your friendly everyday Spiderman type of hero, but they always get the job done. Heroes are .people who volunteer to save, not expecting

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    Heroism In The Odyssey

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    One example of this poor heroism is shown through Odysseus and his propensity to make unreasonable, rash decisions. For example, when traveling home from Troy, his own curiosity makes him and his crew visit the island of the Cyclops named Polyphemus, which is a gamble that can be

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