which one of the following is not an example of a tragic flaw?
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Some examples of a tragic flaw include cowardice, ambition, over-protectiveness, and self-sacrifice. Overall, many different traits can be a tragic flaw if they become responsible for death and destruction.
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Something is illogical when the facts don't support support the conclusion. They are close, but irrational has to do with dysfunctions of the brain or bad choices that are feeling based in spite of facts to the contrary.
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A tragic hero is described as a noble character you can empathize with, and whose flaw leads to his demise. The character of Macbeth is noble with his titles of Thane of Glamis and Thane of Cawdor. His tragic flaw is pride that leads to ambition with the help of outside forces.
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This fact is beyond doubt, such as the material the pot is made of. In contrast, the value of this quality is not a fact i.e. goodness (or cowardice). This is a problematic point: the problem of values. Thus “Socrates is good” is a judgment of fact, “Goodness has a value” is a judgment of value.
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Moreover, even the best marriages are not perfect. Every couple has problems. The flaw in this narrative is that it doesn't acknowledge that even though no relationship is perfect, not every relationship has the same potential to be great. The painful truth is that really great marriages exist, but they are rare.
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2014) (finding faulty workmanship itself is not an “occurrence” or “accident,” and the cost to repair or replace faulty workmanship is not covered, but holding damage caused by faulty workmanship, including damage to the insured's own work, arises from an “occurrence”); Shane Traylor Cabinetmaker, L.L.C.
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In case of Bhopal tragedy all of them were neglected. The poor quality of the facility and lack of many instruments were the reason for the leak. Two out of three main safety systems were unable to cope with the situations.
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A redundant or indeterminate structure has more structure than is absolutely necessary. So, if some part of the structure is damaged or removed, the structure will not necessarily fail or collapse, as another part can bear the load of the damaged or missing piece.
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Another well-known flaw of GDP is that it does not account for value destruction, such as when countries mismanage their human capital by withholding education from certain demographic groups, or by depleting natural resources for immediate economic benefit.
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King Oedipus can be taken as a typical hero of classical tragedies. ... In terms of the Aristotelian theory of tragedy, Oedipus is a tragic hero because he is not perfect, but has tragic flaws. Aristotle points out that Oedipus' tragic flaw is excessive pride (hubris) and self-righteousness.
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No. It can refer to a unique or distinctive characteristic of one person, place, or thing, or to something that is special. And it can also mean odd, curious, or eccentric. Which does not necessarily mean the thing being described is bad — just that it's far from 'run of the mill'.
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a. In such a dilemma, choosing one moral will result in violating another; or, doing one thing could bring positive results but is morally wrong. A common example is “stealing from the rich to feed the poor.”
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According to Aristotle's definition, a tragic hero is a man of noble origins who suffers from a tragic flaw, or hamartia and he experiences his downfall and ultimately realizes his folly and comes to an acceptance of his present state, anagnorisis. So judging by such standards, Shylock is in no manner a tragic hero.
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Answer and Explanation: No, supplementary angles are not always congruent, and we can demonstrate this by showing an example of two supplementary angles that are not...
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If just one possible outcome does not meet the criteria of at least one event, those events are not collectively exhaustive. Furthermore, if a set of events do not share any possible outcomes, then those events are mutually exclusive.
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It is a flaw which causes an otherwise noble or exceptional character to bring about their own downfall and, often, their eventual death. Examples of this could include hubris, misplaced trust, excessive curiosity, pride and lack of self-control.
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In Hamlet, Shakespeare uses the tragedies and deaths to make the play a tragedy; Hamlet is a tragic hero because he is a person of high rank who violated a law, and he poses a threat to society and causes suffering to others through violating the law, which are all characteristics of a tragic hero.