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Becoming a hero is not worth the sacrifices it demands.
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I suppose the point I am getting at is that heroism, when considered in the light of reason rather than in the darkness of passion and machismo, is not becoming impervious to fear. Heroism in truth implies acting in spite of fear precisely because there is a cause, a set of values, an integrating principle that we consider more abiding and more real and important than we are individually. For even as Socrates notes that the unexamined life is not worth living, we might say that mindless heroism is not worth having.
The concept of heroism as the willingness to risk one’s life to advance the well-being of another or for the attainment of a lofty objective is perhaps the definition most profoundly and commonly paraded before us on a daily basis by every parent dedicated to advancing human progress. Without such ongoing personal sacrifice or willingness to devote ourselves to something greater than ourselves, we are mostly lost, and the progress of the human body politic as a whole will cease.
This choice—the choice to devote ourselves to the advancement of civilization—while not as public or as heralded as Achilles’ choice, is certainly more heroic over time, requiring as it does not a single grandiose gesture, one blinding flash of bravado, but a daily reassertion of the noblest of routines that poet Robert Hayden aptly characterized as “love’s austere and lonely offices,” where there is no obvious resolution to problems, no single decision that suffices, but a daily rededication to unconditional love expressed in almost imperceptible increments of self-sacrifice.
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