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    “The Ring of Gyges” is a story that comes from Plato’s book The Republic‚ where this magical gold ring confers the power of invisibility to its wearer. Because the Ring of Gyges would make the wearer invisible‚ it would in turn allow the wearer to do things without being watched‚ therefore he or she could get away with virtually anything and everything. Obviously with such a powerful ring‚ many would assume that it would lead to moral corruption because it would allow the wearer to do anything they

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    What is a Lady Knight? She is strong‚ patient‚ smart‚ kind‚ spirited‚ and humble‚ yet she knows that she has just as much potential to succeed as anyone. She is helpful‚ genuine‚ considerate‚ respectful‚ motivated‚ and dedicated to whatever she pursues. She knows when and how to get her point across‚ but she does so with grace. She is a true lady. As a Lady Knight‚ I have learned to adapt all these qualities to ameliorate myself‚ on and off the court. I have learned that volleyball‚ like any sport

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    The opera opens with Gurnemanz‚ who is a veteran Grail Knight‚ and four other Grail Knights sleeping outside in a clearing in the woods. When they wake up‚ they prepare a bath for Amfortas‚ the current King of the Kingdom of the Grail. Amfortas has an ailment‚ but it can only be soothed by a “blameless fool.” Kundry arrives‚ a woman who apparently brings fortune wherever she goes. Amfortas explains that Amfortas’s father‚ Titurel‚ was entrusted with the Holy Grail‚ the vessel that caught Jesus’s

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    Glaucon the son of Ariston and the brother of Plato was an ancient Athenian who was known for writing about justice and injustice in Plato’s Republic. Glaucon in Republic tells the story of the ring of Gyge’s ancestor. His story starts out with a shepherd who is really morally good. The just man is given a ring that can make him invisible. A little bit like the Lord of the Rings. Once he has this ring the man can act unjustly with no fear of punishment. The shepherd uses the ring to seduce the

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    Some may ask what chivalry is. Chivalry is defined as the qualities expected of an ideal knight‚ those like courage‚ honor‚ courtesy‚ etc. Personally‚ we all have our own code of chivalry. I possess many values in my life and I believe they have made me the person I am today‚ and I will continue to carry on these values my whole life. Just a few of these values are honesty‚ appreciation‚ and integrity. Honesty is one of my values‚ and in fact is one of the most important one out of my values. Why

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    Why Does Chivalry Exist?

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    “It appears Chivalry still does exist‚” is what an older woman said to me when I held the door open for her. Chivalry is the medieval knightly system with its religious moral and social code. It is also known as the code of honor. The word Chivalry comes from the word cheval. John Keegan‚ who wrote the article “The Face of the Battle”‚ is known to be one of the most prominent military historians alive today. He describes Agincourt as “one of the most instantly and vividly visualized of all epic passages

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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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    Chivalry does in fact exist in modern day society‚ although there are differences in its original structure. Chivalry was a code of morals and rules ones of nobility would follow in the medieval era containing several traits a person should be or have‚ this code being associated with being a knight. The code is a combination of the traits generosity‚ compassion‚ courtesy‚ and fellowship‚ just to name a few. They are traits that are linked to being an acceptable person‚ so the argument is that people

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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Test of One Knight’s Chivalric Attributes Loyalty‚ courage‚ honor‚ purity‚ and courtesy are all attributes of a knight that displays chivalry. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is truly a story of the test of these attributes. In order to have a true test of these attributes‚ there must first be a knight worthy of being tested‚ meaning that the knight must possess chivalric attributes to begin with. Sir Gawain is self admittedly not the best knight around. He

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    The two characters I have chosen from The Canterbury Tales are The Knight and the Squire‚ who share a father and son relation. These characters set out on a religious pilgrimage to a cathedral in Canterbury. The Squire‚ opposed to the Knight‚ goes for a vacation instead of religious purposes like the Knight. Though the Knight and the Squire are from the same feudal class and vocation‚ they differ in the fact that the Knight represents how society should have been; and the Squire depicts an accurate

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