Iliadic heroism

Iliadic heroism refers to the bravery, strength, and sense of honor displayed by heroes in Homer’s epic, the *Iliad*. These warriors value personal reputation and glory gained through courageous deeds in battle. Their heroism is marked by a willingness to face danger and accept death to achieve everlasting fame and uphold societal ideals. This concept underscores the importance of individual valor and honor in ancient Greek culture, emphasizing that true heroism involves risking one's life for personal and communal greatness.