Húbris, antiga e moderna

Autores

  • Douglas Cairns University of Edinburgh - Edinburgh - UK
  • Flávia Cardoso Sarinho Universidade de Brasília - Brasília - DF - Brasil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14195/1984-249X_34_31

Palavras-chave:

húbris, justiça, meritocracia, Aristóteles, Retórica, Política

Resumo

O presente artigo investiga algumas das principais relações entre a húbris moderna e a antiga, valendo-se tanto de resultados no campo da psicologia e dos estudos corporativos, de um lado, e dos estudos clássicos, de outro. Particular atenção é dada ao tratamento do tema por Aristóteles, em especial na Retórica e na Política, sem descuidar de outras fontes clássicas como Hérodoto e Ésquilo.

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2024-12-20

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Dossiê: A Democracia Antiga Revisitada