The Duality of Pride

Ricardo Parellada

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In: Pride â Sin or Virtue?

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Ricardo Parellada

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DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004683273_003

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Abstract

This chapter is introductory and it deals with the basic dualities of pride and hubris, emotion and character. The fundamental duality of pride is patent in ordinary language. It is expressed and modulated in a variety of ways and recorded in diverse ways in dictionaries. I base my exposition on the language I am at ease in, which is my own; but I also consider other languages close to it, because different languages express various aspects of the phenomena and their history with singular skill. Todayâs ordinary language when talking about pride allows us to establish conceptual coordinates of great use for both historical and philosophical analysis. It is usually distinguished between a positive and negative use of the term.

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Pride â Sin or Virtue?

History and Phenomenology of a Janus-faced Emotion

Series:Â Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 394Â andÂ Philosophy in Spain, Volume: 394

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004683273

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 20 Oct 2023

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- Philosophy
  - General
  - 19th & 20th Century Philosophy
- Religious Studies
  - Psychology of Religion

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Part 1 The History of Pride

Part 2 The Philosophy of Pride

Part 3 The Future of Pride

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