Justin Gemoll – Justin’s assessment score is ENFP. The relationship theory would apply to Justin because he provides inspiration, helps others and wants everyone to reach their full potential/ My leadership plan for Justin is for him to participate in strategy development and implementation. Mai Yang – Mai’s assessment score is ISTJ. The leadership theory that would best apply to Mai is the relationship theory because she is focused on the performance of group members, and she has high ethical and moral standards. My leadership plan for Mai is that she assists in the market research, development, and implementation of strategy Leroy Washington – My personality assessment score is ISTP.
Aristole supported that justice is the high road to democracy. In addition, the second way is to seek the happiness for their citizens. Because democracy is based on good will and mutual understanding. The relation between democracy and happiness was based on mutual dependence. Aristotle thought that is the purpose of the whole life and happiness belongs to the human's mind.
Sophocles addresses issues, conflicts and images that are rooted within humans both in Ancient Greece as well as today. The use of archetypes strongly appeals to the reader and enforces the effects of the otherwise very powerful and pictorial language. The first two lines are an example for the use of powerful language. The word “wonderful” is used in the first line already in relation to the humans and is repeated in the second line, which enforces the effect it has on the reader. Literally translated “wonderful” means mirculous.
One of the favorite topics for sculptors was that of the athlete. In Greek culture athletes were described as "hero–athletes". This shows that athletes were revered and looked upon as heroes. The influence of athleticism is evident in many famous sculptures. I will attempt to show how the human form influenced Greek art.
This is translated as “happiness” however; it is more the idea of thriving and flourishing personally and within society. Aristotle also said that reason, which he says we should us in order to comply with natural law, is not just about knowing how to think and understand but how to act. Thomas Aquinas was also a Greek philosopher. He used Aristotle and the stoic’s ideas about natural law and incorporated those with his own; he approached the natural law theory with more of a Christian view. It is important to note that Aquinas looked up to and was influenced heavily by Aristotle.
We understand and have observed their history and significant contributions through books of history and philosophy, perhaps this period was the most interesting time of Greece. Greek men are also known as brave heroes and warriors. However, I found very interesting that Greek “Philotimo” which means “self-pride” is a very important value of their culture which involves generosity, respect to others (especially elders) and this behaviors are carried from generations to generations as one of the most valuable aspects of their culture (Hellenism, 2014). 1. What are some key things you have learned about this culture through reading the scholarly literature?
Apollo-Son of Zeus and God of Many Things The god that was chosen is the god of archery, the god of light, and the god of healing, my god is Apollo. Apollo is important to Greek society because he brings many pleasing and important things. He brings the pleasing sound of music and the pleasing sight of art. The important thing he brings is the power to heal. It is said that he can heal anything.
These aspects of their culture were vital to their identity. New styles of art showed up all over Greece due primarily to Athens’ influence. The theater was one area where Athenians were particularly superior. This was due in part to their famous festivals for the God, Dionysus, the most well-known being the Dionysia. Aeschylus was one dramatist who was revolutionary in these festivals; even to this day we utilize his works.
Both of these types were favorites within Greek architecture (Sayre). The Corinthian was a favorite among Roman architecture. It was considered even more decorative than the Ionic styles used by the Greeks. Another similarity they share is their wiliness to dominate the site of the architecture. The Greeks believed that intellect is superior to forces of nature, while the Romans wanted their architecture to dominate the sites.
The Odyssey reveals the values and ideals of Ancient Greece. Loyalty is perhaps one of the most important values. The definition of loyalty is the feeling of being devoted to something or somebody. Most people think loyalty is a characteristic people need to have. In Ancient Greece loyalty is a prized attribute.