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1. HUMAN JUDGEMENT EXPERIMENT
   ... Another term for the correspondence bias is fundamental attribution error. ... This means the harder we think, the more likely we will make an attribution error. ...
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2. Antigone Creon As the Tragic Hero
   Creon is the tragic hero because of his error in judgement, stubborn way of ruling Thebes, his change, and all the tragedy brought on by his actions. ...
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3. Tragedy in Drama
   ... It is important to note that the root of the term tragic flaw is the Greek word ampquothamartiaampquot, which is actually better translated as an error in judgement. ...
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4. Antigone
   ... succeed. According to Aristotleamp39s observations, the tragic hero is to be brought down because of fate or an error in judgement. This ...
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5. Tragic hero characterization in Agamemnon and Antigone
   ... Agamemnon speaks to Odysseus in the land of the dead, he curses his wife and her lover who plotted his murder but does not even mention his error in judgement. ...
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6. Macbeth as Tragic Hero
   ... moral character he suffers a change in fortune from happiness to misery, due to a mistaken deed, which he performs due to his hamartia amp39error of judgementamp39. ...
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7. Tragic Heroes
   ... hamartia can be anything...such as an action, a character flaw such as bad temper, a defiance of or disbelief in the gods, or a simple error in judgement. ...
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8. Tragic HeroCreon
   ... flaw. He is a person of noble birth who makes an error of judgement and must suffer the consequences of his actions. Creon tries ...
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9. Oedipus the King Sophocles
   ... him as they feel that it was Oedipusamp39 choice to know the truth but his excessive pride got in the way and therefore he committed an error in judgement and must ...
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10. Oedipus Rex
    ... as amp39a man not preeminently virtuous and just, whose misfortune, however, is brought upon him not by vice or depravity, but by some error in judgement... ...
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11. Creon is the ideal tragic hero
    ... Thus, Creonamp39s doomed fate was triggered by his error of judgement and his own insolence, contributing to his lack of perfection noted above. ...
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12. Kingamp39s Lear
    ... eldest son. An error in judgement and untempered release of anger are also factors contributing to Learamp39s downfall. Lear listens ...
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13. Macbeth as an Aristotelian Tragic Hero
    ... characteristics. The hero makes a fatal error in judgement that is caused by his fatal flaw, or hamartia House 8397. Then ampquota ...
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14. Othello, The Greatest Tragedy
    ... This tragic flaw along with pride will cause the protagonist to make an error in judgement leading him to his downfall and eventual death. ...
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15. The Crucible
    ... John says to Elizabeth, ampquotI see now your spirit twists around the single error of my ... that the decision is his to make, and she sets him free of her judgement. ...
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16. War Essay
    ... 16 The Battle of Gettysburg was the most important and decisive battle of the American Civil War, for due to miscalculations and error in judgement by Lee ...
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17. Oedipus essay
    ... Aristotle called hamartia. Hamartia may be interpreted as either a flaw in character or an error in judgement. Oedipus, the tragic ...
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18. Making Men of BoysWWII
    ... US involvement. This error in judgement secured Americaamp39s involvement and unbalanced the power structure of the war. As the Americanamp39s ...
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19. Flowers for Algernon
    ... Although the doctors most probably made an error of judgement, there may have been ulterior motives behind these decisions. There ...
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20. World War Two While World War One was considered the war to end ...
    ... US involvement. This error in judgement secured Americaamp39s involvement and unbalanced the power structure of the war. As the Americanamp39s ...
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21. Does King Lear Play the Tragic Hero, or the Autocrat
    ... described the tragic hero as a man of noble rank and nature whose misfortune is not brought upon him by villainy or corruption, but by some error of judgement. ...
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22. Antigone
    ... who is not preeminently virtuous and just, whose misfortune, however is not brought upon by his vice and depravity but by some error of judgement or frailty. ...
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23. John Updikeamp39s AampampP
    ... impulsesampquotUphaus 372. This is what makes his act an error in judgement though because they did not notice his gesture. He later comes ...
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24. fate of oedipus
    ... Yet Oedipus still tries to fight the predictions. Is Oedipusamp39 downfall due to an error in judgement or his lack of control over his destiny ...
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25. Banning Cigarettes
    ... foodampquot ampquotNoampquot. This error in judgement is lethal because of the numerous chemicals and poisons left in the filters. Cigarettes also ...
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26. Romeo and JulietA Tragic Analysis
    ... It must be someone the audience can identify with. The end of a tragic hero/heroine must come from a tragic flaw or tragic error in judgement. ...
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27. Oedipus the King
    ... He should not be a saint but should relate to most well meaning people and his human failings should cause his error in judgement leading to his fall. ...
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28. KINGOEDIPUS
    ... It isnamp39t Oedipusamp39 fate or destiny to become doomed from his wretched sins, it is his error of judgement and the flaws in his character that impede him from ...
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29. A Man Killed By a Town Chronicles of a Death Foretold
    ... In the end, the townspeople finally come to admit their error in judgement, and the narrator agrees that it was, ampquotA crime for which we were all to blame.ampquot The ...
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30. Ethics of Death Penalty
    ... When sentencing a person to death, there must be no space for doubt, but human error is inevitable. Unless one day human judgement becomes infallible, this ...
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