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Maximo Raymond
17 August, 11:51
Why were Athenians so prideful
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Karlee
17 August, 13:04
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Pride, or self-esteem, often seen in relation to others or the divine, is necessarily an ambivalent concept. In ancient Greek moral thought there is a very strong presence of negatively evaluated terms for emotions or dispositions similar to pride and arrogance.
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Quinton Alvarado
17 August, 14:53
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a positive idea of showing pride in something, but do so relatively rarely ... in classical Athens and Sparta; and slavery in Greece and Rome
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