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“Bertrand Russel találóan jegyezte meg, hogy nemzeti hőseink szobrainak talapzata annál magasabb, minél több embert öltek meg ezek a hősök. Véleményem szerint az emberiség igazi hősei a Galileik, Newtonok, Darwinok, Pasteurök, Shakespeare-ek, Bachok, Lao-cék és Buddhák, akiknek a nevét ritkán említik azok a történelemkönyvek, amelyek tele vannak a csaták és a nemzeti határok értelmetlen ide-oda tologatásának a leírásával.”

Heroes
Book:The Crazy Ape
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“To have both motherhood and work was to have two lives instead of one, was a stunning refinement of historical female experience, and to the people who complained that having it all meant doing it all I would have said, yes, of course it does. You don’t get ‘all’ for nothing. ‘Having it all’, like any form of success, requires hard work. It requires the adoption of the heroic mode of being. But the hero is solitary forever searching out the holy grail, her belief that she is exceptional perhaps only a disguise of the fact that she is essentially alone.”

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Book:Aftermath: On Marriage and Separation
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“My father used to tell me about the ancient heroes who protected China against demons. How the gods gave them magical stones or lanterns or swords to help them on their quests. But even then, the heroes weren't invincible. They knew fear and loss, yet they fought anyway, because they knew it was the right thing to do. Because in their hearts, they were brave and true." She bit her lip, reflecting on her father's stories. The heroes had always inspired her, even if none of them had been girls.”

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Book:Reflection
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“Kenneth Milstead, a 2nd Platoon buddy of Mike, Ira, Franklin, and Harlon, had just dropped into a shallow foxhole he'd dug when a shell landed beside him and blew him out again. Blood streamed from the embedded fragments in his face. "I could have been evacuated," Milstead recalled, "but the Japanese had pissed me off. I went from being scared to being angry. That was the day I became a Marine.”

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Book:Flags of Our Fathers: Heroes of Iwo Jima
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