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    ” (Third Olynthiac) This quote touches upon the anticipated behavior that knights are esteemed to have. Knights are counted upon not only to speak of accepting the conduct of chivalry once dubbed‚ but also to carry out what they were taught through their actions (Kaeuper 1). A prime example of literature broadcasting chivalry is in Geoffrey Chaucer’s‚ The Canterbury Tales; specifically the Knight’s Tale. The Knight’s Tale fits someone with his career because the genre is a chivalric romance. The story

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    Death of Chivalry The knight‚ clad in silver armor and wielding a mighty sword‚ is a cornerstone of virtue and righteousness. Whether it be the fictitious dragon-slaying champion or the very real warrior of medieval times‚ all knights lived by a moral code known as chivalry. Combining the primary aspects of justice‚ courage‚ and honor‚ the chivalrous knight must always be ready to defend those weaker than himself. Today‚ chivalry has almost become synonymous with men being courteous and attentive

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    Chivalry The first thing that comes to my mind when I first think of chivalry‚ I think of knights and dragons and damsels in distress. It’s not something we consider in today’s society. You’ve heard it before‚ chivalry is dead‚ but I disagree. It doesn’t leave any room for us to be better people again. Chivalry isn’t dead; it’s taking a power nap‚ and I think it’s time for us to wake it up. To me‚ chivalry isn’t just about brave knights coming to rescue helpless princesses and serving the king

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    In medieval times‚ chivalry had a huge impact in everyone’s daily life. For example‚ words like loyalty‚ honor and courage actually had a meaning. You had to follow these and many more. These were your Codes of Conduct. Chivalry was the honor code of the knight. The main aspect in chivalry in medieval times was to show respect towards women and your elders. Nowadays‚ you don’t see so much of that. They didn’t care what you wore or how you looked as much back then‚ now they do. Fast forward‚ now it’s

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    tumultuous times in English history” (Gravett back cover). Out of that time‚ surprisingly‚ the medieval knight emerged. However‚ the knights needed a type of law to keep them not only civil but also united. So‚ the code of chivalry was created to guide the knights’ path. The code of chivalry shaped the life of a knight by defining where his obedience lay and what his actions should be. In order to earn the title knight‚ one must be obedient to his king and lord. To begin‚ a squire apprenticed under a knight

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    The Secret Sharer Chivalry is the system of ethical ideals that arose from feudalism and had its highest development in the 12th and 13th centuries. Noble youths became pages in the castles of other nobles at the age of seven; at the age of fourteen they trained them as squires in the service of knights. They learned horsemanship‚ military techniques‚ and were knighted around the age of twenty-one. The chivalric virtues were piery‚ honor‚ valor‚ courtesy‚ chastity and loyalty; yet the loyalty was

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    In years of King Arthur and the round table‚ the knights lived by a code. This code was called the Code of Chivalry. Knights abided by these rules and were punished both physically but socially if they broke one. Today‚ this code can be translated into modern day unspoken rules. “This above all...to thine own self be true.” In medieval times‚ Knights had to fight for themselves and always put themselves and what they think is right‚ first. Today there is a similar idea of how people need to be

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    I agree that there is a confusion on how to act. Though chivalry isn’t dead just rare. That this problem is not only with men but people. Chivalry should exist but with both genders. Just be decent human being regardless of gender. It’s not fair to expect everyone to uphold a certain standard that only you have. If there is a certain standard you have only keep those who are at that standard. People will be people some will just not have human decency. -Alliteration ex “Out from the marsh‚ from

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    Chivalry: The Ideal Knight

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    time of knight brotherhood. All knights had a job‚ to be the best knight there ever was. Knights attempted to conquered this feat by demonstrating acts of bravery‚ dignity‚ and overall portraying traits of a perfect man. All knights showed acts of Chivalry towards one another and everyone that crossed their paths. A perfect knight was hard to come by‚ but some reached this feat. To be a perfect knight‚ the knights had to follow a “ Knight’s Code”. During this time period knights were considered to

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    Chivalry‚ dead or alive?” Are you one of the many that believes that Chivalry is dead? According to the Oxford Dictionaries (2010)‚ Chivalry is the combination of qualities expected of an ideal knight‚ especially courage‚ honor‚ courtesy‚ justice and readiness to help the weak. Farrell (2002) said that chivalry is a choice; the choice to do the right things‚ for the right reasons‚ at the right times. Even though the practice of chivalry is fading‚ there are still some gestures that few people do

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