Heroes

Introduction

Heroism is basically the act of bravery, unselfishness, courage, etc. The human history is full of heroes, some of them acted for nations, some were for any particular cause, and others are for religion. The heroes are of two kinds, the general heroes and specific heroes. General heroes are heroes for the whole world not only for the specific nation or region, whereas specific heroes are for particular region or nation. Hitler, Osama Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein are consider to be national or religious heroes.

On the other hand Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Neil Armstrong are the global hero, every one respect and proud over them. Usually the hero of the one nation/country or religion is the enemy of another nation. For example, Hitler is considered as the Hero of Germans or Nazis but he was the true enemy for Americans, we have numerous examples of that kind of heroes.

Those who are ready to act with bravery, for any noble cause, and courage, we call them that they are trying to show heroism. This heroism phenomenon has been working since this world is originated.

"Heroism is the self-devotion of genius manifesting itself in action." (Hare, http://www.books.md/H/dic/heroism.php)

We people should have to try and make our self courageous and devoted for any noble cause. We can also serve for our country, it is not essential that you should have gun or bomb, only courage, cause, and bravery is essential to become the hero of the nation or the world.

A person who happens to be a good looking but a very worst person internally, ca never be considered as hero. However a person who is an exemplary human being in all respects; a loving family member, a devoted citizen a beacon for his entire prodigy can be considered as the hero.

It takes great courage and love to risk one's own life to save the life of another. If a person most importantly, finds it fulfilling his inner wishes and hopes to help someone, can be a hero for others. Even if after witnessing destruction and death, one still believes in life and survival, that's what a hero always attain or wants to do so. That's the part he is loved about the most. A hero is a man who faces many hardships in life and comes out as victorious from them.

If a worker is serving v=with sincere and is considered as the most dedicated and appreciated employee, he can be called a hero. But that's not all. Hero can be a teacher; a teacher about life and happiness; his awareness about current affairs can be awesome. Since hero is a seeker who explicitly or implicitly is looking for something, the romantic hero is engaged in a quest like any other hero-type. But the romantic quest differs from other goals by a peculiar dichotomy of reality-ideality of which the hero is self-consciously aware. In this context self-consciousness involves both self-awareness and romantic sensibility, and it works in the following way. His sharp, critical self-awareness ...