Ancient Greek Tragedies: Passion vs. Prudence

Greek tragedy often brings some precious lessons to readers. One of them is a disaster caused by the influence of emotions. Oedipus and Antigone experienced this due to a rash. Due to his change in his behavior, even Kryon was eventually miserable at Antigone. By acting on their emotions, these characters experienced a tragic downfall, but others like Ised Rex and Kryon, for their cautious and intelligent instructions Keep it safe during the Oedipus dynasty. Because of her behavior based on her own emotions, Antigone's fate is worse than Ismail.

The cautious term of ancient Greece is synonymous with "foresight". The ancient Greeks believed that people had to be cautious enough to prepare to worship the Olympic gods. The special thing is a silly backcult offering emotional and passionate lives. Bacchic sects celebrate the absurdity of managing their religion, believing that their indignant Olympic tradition is shameful. Titian's prudent allegory. For Titian, attention is the experience and human history, preparation for vision and judgment. The three faces in the picture represent the generation of mankind, the young people face light, the oldest people disappear from the shadow; a weak inscription overhead is "From the past, the current behavior becomes cautious Please be careful. "

In Nicole's ethics, Aristotle made a long description of the classical philosophy (ancient Greek: φρόνησις), which has been traditionally translated as "cautious", but this is an increasingly problematic issue. That word is no longer generic. Recently, φρόνησις has been translated in terms such as "practical wisdom", "actual judgment", "reasonable choice". In a sense, virtue is established as human beings are defined as "complete ability" as a spiritual person (spiritual personality in classical Western understanding has wisdom and free will) I will limit it to you. It is based on the full ability to make attention, that is, make the right decision. For example, when a person develops a desire to take action according to his instinct, that person may become temperate.