They are afraid to die, therefore they have a force resulting in procreation, they will in another way continue to survive by their offspring. Nietzche believed that it was not only the will to survive, but to succeed (power) and that everyone has this power, even subconsciously. Everything strives for power. The overman (Ubermensch) is the superior man who justifies the existence of the human race. It is described to be the one who is willing to risk all for the sake of the enhancement of humanity.
Beowulf is defined as a hero by his bravery to set out and defeat a monster that has been invincible to Hrothgar’s men. He was well respected because his confidence was evident as he trusted his destiny to fate. Fate is a reoccurring theme in heroism; it is a supernatural aspect that allows a hero to conquer a quest fearlessly. Beowulf fought Grendel without weapons and was sure his strength, experience, and belief in fate would allow him to triumph over the antagonist that terrorized Herot Hall. His dependence on fate benefitted him as he defeated both Grendel and Grendel’s mother.
A plan that involved avoiding bigger battles and fighting smaller battles to ware down the will of Hannibal's Carthaginian army. His level in developing strategies is like a bomb that never ticks down. These brutal strategies were the reason they had won this war and they had required industrious people to think like George. Continuing George Washington had been so inspiring to the world. So much that his picture is on $1 bill.
The characters dialogues where believable and adequately portray by their circumstances. You have the noble hero, motivational muse that keeps the hero alive, the political figures, the villain’s, the comrades, the friend’s. In my opinion the main character, Ender remains the same. Ender is a smart and noble worrier and his biggest conflict throughout the movie is that he wants to defeat the enemy but still feels the necessity to maintain his humanity in the process. Possibly the biggest and only change we see in Ender is that he loses his fears and learns to be a leader and ultimately the noble hero of the story.
Beowulf was intelligent in the way that he led his followers without letting fear get the best of him; strongly believing life was in the hands of fate as he went beyond all limitations, during battle, to achieve great honor and valor. Always not knowing what to expect, Beowulf demonstrated his great intelligence and confidence reiterating that “If weapons were useless he’d use his hands, the strength in his fingers (609-610).” Beowulf embodies quintessential characterizes of an Anglo-Saxon hero. He possesses unfaltering loyalty to his king and followers, strength as he is able to defeat each of his rivals, and courage though he is motivated primarily by his own perception of fate. Along with obtaining all the virtues of an Anglo-Saxon hero, Beowulf achieves his desire for immortality. He shows even after fifty-five years as king he never looses his ambition to protect his people and reinstate his title as the strongest and most honored
He willingly risks his life to protect his people and does not expect any wealth or reward in return. Wealth does play in effecting the actions made by others around him. For example, when Hrothgar asks Beowulf to go after Grendel’s mother and kill her, he expects him to do it because he have him wealth and feels it is owed to him. Hrothgar uses his wealth to make sure Beowulf does not leave him. Beowulf is an archetype when it comes to being a fighter; he displays the greatest form of being noble.
Benjamin E. Hermalin (Dec., 1998) showed that, People follow their leader voluntarily rather than pressure and leader has the power to change followers mind of rational agent. He make them follow blindly without justification. Transformational leader influences followers to transcend their self interests for the good of the organization and make them doing their existing task new ways and put extra effort that brings innovation in the organization. Transformational leader is creative and inspire followers to be creative to accomplish organizational goals or vision ( Robbins and Judge,2009). Karl W. Kuhnert and Philip Lewis, (Oct., 1987) states that, Transformational leadership changes followers values, needs and beliefs to improve performance and quality of performance and convert followers into leaders and may convert leader as moral agent.
Existence of a powerful leader is really important in fascism mainly because of its understanding of human reason. According to fascist ideology, truth cannot be known by unreliable human reason; we can only reach the truth through intuition and only special people, who are leaders, have intuition. Leaders know the best for the ordinary people by the help of his intuition. People believe that when they follow their leader without any hesitation, they will become powerful. Therefore, Mr. Wenger is elected as a leader since students believe his intuition, power and authority.
Rick Lytle explains it is “God’s call for us in all aspects of our lives” (2011). An individual’s vocation is a powerful catalyst, guiding the person in their understanding of self and their place in the world. Whether it is a religious call or a secular one, a person’s vocation is what makes their life meaningful; it is what makes life worth living (UM News Service, 2011). Role of vocation in self-leadership. Without knowing one’s vocation, effective self-leadership is not possible.
The basic fact of human nature is that every person will have certain good or outstanding qualities and some drawbacks. Interdependency is to take advantage of every individual’s good qualities to multiply the effect of an individual by using collective wisdom and efforts. To bring out maximum output from the available resources it is must that the leader works on the principal of interdependency .As Stephan Covey quotes in this book ‘It is more noble to give yourself completely to one individual than to labour diligently for the salvation of masses’. A leader must be ready to forego his ego of ‘I know everything and my instructions to be followed’. We hold this truth as self-evident: our lives, work, and well-being are interdependent.