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Overwhelming pride. In Greek mythology, '''Hubris''' is often used to illustrate the downfall of those who defy [[fate]] and the Greek [[other gods|gods]]. | Overwhelming pride. In Greek mythology, '''Hubris''' is often used to illustrate the downfall of those who defy [[fate]] and the Greek [[other gods|gods]]. | ||
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Sculpture of Narcissus.
Overwhelming pride. In Greek mythology, Hubris is often used to illustrate the downfall of those who defy fate and the Greek gods.
Hubris and Greek mythology
See also
External links
- Hubris and examples, Britannica
- History of a concept: Hubris, the overindulgence in excess, Le Monde
- Hubris, University of Idaho