Whether it is hubristic to think of life as epic depends upon the particular situation. First of all, in the way of definitions, hubris refers to excessive pride and self-confidence. Epics refer to the telling of the deeds of legendary heroes by way of an elevated, poetic style. According to the definitions, it isn't hubristic to think of life in general as epic. But according to the Greek defined hubis and epic, it indeed is hubristic to think of one's own life as epic. In so doing, one exaggerates one's role in one's small part of the universe. For in the Greek epics, one mustn't forget the universal power of the gods over their mortal playthings.
Hubris was an offense in greek epic,law and tragedy.
I think so
Hubris and vanity.
i think its cuz u cant say epivgamer epic as question
Well hubris also embodies the vaginal re-interpretation of the tale of Gilgamesh. However, it's cinicality represents pride within the character rather than the character being self-absorbed over his own pride.
A mock epic is a parody of a regular epic poem. A characteristic of a mock epic is a hero that is larger than life.
it can be an epic but i dont think people will remember it forever
No, it is a noun (excessive pride, arrogance).
"Hubris" is not a person.
Epic literature cannot always be very accurate, it tells us different stories, but they cannot be accurate for sure.
Beowulf's tragic flaw is Hubris. It is foreshadowed throughout the epic, from the stories of his youth to his conversations with Hrothgar in the hall of Heorot. Greed and lust, that is, his intense need for recognition from his fellow kinsmen and eternal glory, are products of his hubris rather than separate characteristics. With that said, all three vices are at work in the play but hubris is the driving force. See the related linkssection for more in depth analysis of the subject.
I think so, it was planned to be a trilogy. In epic mickey 2, i think you can play as oswald as well.