The Hamartia of Successful Leaders of the Past

When observing the successful leaders in the past, everyone has errors or jealousies that destroy their rule. For example, Egyptian Hosni Mubarak is one of the greatest rulers in Egyptian history, but too much power leads to prison. In the past 30 years since he assumed office, Hosni Mubarak's economic growth rate has been 5-6% over the past five years, maintaining peace for 30 years, having no religious elements in politics and freedom to enter and exit Egypt Given they were given free access to Egypt, and maintained a good relationship with most countries in the world.

Hamartia - hamartia is in Greek, I've heard of many different ways explained over the years, the best definition is that it is sin. Probably a better explanation is a tragic mistake in the sense that you miss the original Greek "mark." Originally, extremism was originally taught not to be closely tied to your array (personal excellence) but to something related to your personality. The sin of my father and condolence can be inherited for generations. For example, a weak moment can lead to results that have been going for centuries. We may not know these regrets because they are more experienced. For example, because her grandfather's gambling debt was forced to pack himself with baggage and leave the town, a woman who grew thousands of miles from her ancestral home never felt "to go home" There was not.

The tragic hero's tragedy is due to the inevitability of the fatal flaws that the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle (384 - 322 BC) called Hamarcia. Hamartia is a kind of personality defect, a factor of human defects, which brought about the collapse of the protagonist. Hamartia turns infinite possibilities and gifts of hero into curse. The more talented hero he is, the more terrible his fall. For the past two centuries, viewers have discussed the exact nature of Victor Frankenstein's error. Is his ambition or self-destructive pride known as arrogance that makes him believe he can use the power of life and death? Does he believe that the new science violates the laws of nature or can even replace God?