The Hero in History

Art · Contemporary philosophy · Epistemology · General interest · HERO · Literature · History · Leadership, Courage, and Heroism Studies · Philosophy

• Can individual psychology explain social phenomena? An appraisal of the theory of cultural complexes

  Open Access•Kevin Lu•Psychoanalysis Culture & Society•2013

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• Biographical History

  Robert W Johns•Theory & Research in Social…•1984

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• Problems of Oedipal Historicism

  Open Access•Mekki Mtewa•Journal of Black Studies•1977

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• The Biographical Approach to Chinese History

  Howard L Boorman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1962

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• A Plea for a Genuine ‘Micro-political’ Analysis in Political Science

  Open Access•Jean Blondel•Government and Opposition•2010

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• The Taming of a Colombian Caudillo

  Open Access•Jane M Rausch•The Americas A Quarterly Review…•1986

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• George Washington and the Whig Conception of Heroic Leadership

  Barry Schwartz•American Sociological Review•1983

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• Social perception and phenomenal causality.

  Fritz Heider•Psychological Review•1944

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• Charisma, Medieval and Modern

  Open Access•Gary W Dickson, Gary Dickson•Religions•2012

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• Not men, but measures”

  Michael Mcgee, Michael C McGee•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1978

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