How do you define hero? And what is the criteria for which to be judged for specific definition of hero and are these measurable? Is one definition of hero superior to the other (the question of incommensurability)?
Overall, I am pretty sure that the concept of hero is dependent on how you define it and it is subjective in nature thus what matters is whether you feel one is a hero based on your perspective rather than the transcendental identity of hero if there exists one.
While I am not going to give my definition of hero because I dont have a concrete concept of hero, as far as I am concerned I doubt that choker is a necessary condition for hero. And I am certain that Seven never meant to say that Choker is sufficient condition for hero, even though the manner in which his post written does make such interpretation plausible. I think what Seven tried to imply was that the element of failure or choking seems to be part of a lot heores, and it is these qualities that make us sympathize and eventually love these person for what they are. Which basically means that failure creates Romanticism on the part of heroes because in the end we pity them for their failure and realize that they are human after all. And it is for this reason, I love, hate, praise, curse, Del Piero.
Overall, I am pretty sure that the concept of hero is dependent on how you define it and it is subjective in nature thus what matters is whether you feel one is a hero based on your perspective rather than the transcendental identity of hero if there exists one.
While I am not going to give my definition of hero because I dont have a concrete concept of hero, as far as I am concerned I doubt that choker is a necessary condition for hero. And I am certain that Seven never meant to say that Choker is sufficient condition for hero, even though the manner in which his post written does make such interpretation plausible. I think what Seven tried to imply was that the element of failure or choking seems to be part of a lot heores, and it is these qualities that make us sympathize and eventually love these person for what they are. Which basically means that failure creates Romanticism on the part of heroes because in the end we pity them for their failure and realize that they are human after all. And it is for this reason, I love, hate, praise, curse, Del Piero.
