What Makes a Hero?: The Surprising Science of Selflessness

Can you - an ordinary person - build your natural biological grace and learn to change yourself to selfless desire for others and service example? The problem with Svoboda is simple, but through anecdotes and personal reflections, the way to answer is from evolutionary biology and neuroscience to educational philosophy and psychology. But when journo mentioned some interesting things, there is nothing particularly new here. She summarizes the basic evolutionary explanation of altruism and describes some classical related neuroscience work; her two main points are to nurture a selfless attitude through practice It is possible to do. Heroic action. However, the hard data provided by Svoboda rarely corroborates her position, but anecdotes, explanations of past studies, MRI scans, participation in real life super hero meetings in New York, distribution of small care It depends on personal experience such as. San Francisco's homeless package (Purple essay was not useful either, please provide a poor gift and a little goodwill, as the dry flower after a few drops of rain was opened in a hopeless way, the world canceled it was done). : Joe Veltre of Gersh Agency. (August 29)

What makes you a hero in a book that was published in August? Surprisingly selfless science, journalist Elizabeth Svoboda tried to find out why people are willing to sacrifice themselves for others. Perhaps surprisingly, some people may be genetically difficult to help other people, but one sociologist believes that selfless feelings can be instilled through practice. The US news discussed the theory of her self-sacrifice and its importance after Boston's bombing and Western Texas disaster

Why do people endanger their lives to help others in emergency situations like the Boston Marathon bomb?

We believe that the Bay Area science journalist Elizabeth Svoboda lists all recent research on human natural heroism in her new book "What is a hero?" . An amazing selfless science. Svoboda actually pollutes the brain and prepares it well, in addition to showing the difference between classic heroes and volunteers of the soup kitchen every day and sacrificing a little time to comfort sick and sad friends We believe that this situation, real life protection

Selfless heroes usually show some selfless thought to their behavior. They become heroes by suppressing their own interests for the benefit of others and groups. There are few people who become heroes by acting for their own interests. Heroes are defined as those who sacrifice themselves or are at risk for others' interests. Most heroes do not consider their interests more important than others when performing their contracts and actions. Modesty Most heroes show considerable humility in their behavior as heroes. In fact, in the eyes of the public, if the hero prides himself as proud of his actions, the hero will lose this position. The contract he represents is unchanged, but the views of others who regard others as heroes will change. After all, depending on the opinion of others, it is decided whether a person is more heroic and more important than the action itself of the hero.

Gilgamesh's heroism in heroism requires a few things such as selfless acts, courage, or bold and bold exploration. Heroes are usually sacred. However, all heroes have drawbacks, these drawbacks and heroic behavior will be men or women; heroes. Gilgamesh loves his friend Enkidou than he loves himself. The phrase expressing this love to Enkidu is on page 35. "We must walk together in the forest ./ I will walk in front of you / I will protect you.The enemy who is the epic of the mission Gilgamesh is characterized by the epic heroism The description of his birth and the adventure of his life is consistent with the features of an epic hero Pride, he achieved the character of the epic hero, and through these epic features these features I think that I drew.