concept   honor
72 commonsense assertions
Cultures (71) • Western countries (2) • Japan (1) • Western culture (1) • United States (1) • China (1) • South Korea (1) • military strategy in Eastern countries (1) • Sweden (1) • modern society (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Eastern cultures (1) • Pakistan (1) • Western military culture (1) • historical cultures (1) • Asian cultures (1) • East Asia (1) • Germany (1) • Mediterranean countries (1) • Turkey (1) • historical civilizations (1) individualistic societies (1) • Arab countries (1) • Feudal Japan (1) • Historical European culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Middle Eastern military culture (1) • contemporary Western societies (1) • medieval Europe (1) • warrior societies (1) • Central Asian countries (1) • Italy (1) • Modern urban societies (1) • NATO military culture (1) • Organized crime societies (1) • Ottoman Empire (1) • Samurai Japan (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Western Europe (1) • civilian (1) • military (1) • military contexts (1) • 18th century England (1) • Afghanistan (1) • Ancient cultures (1) • Classical Islamic culture (1) • Collectivist societies (1) • Conservative Asian countries (1) • Conservative cultures (1) • Criminal underworld culture (1) • Cultural heritage (1) • Everyday life in Japan (1) • Genghis Khan's empire (1) • Geography (1) • Gurkha soldiers (1) • Indian film industry (1) • Japanese folklore (1) • Japanese martial arts culture (1) • Literary culture (1) • Martial culture (1) • Medieval Arab world (1) • Oil-producing countries (1) • Pashtun culture (1) • Scandinavia (1) • Shakespearean culture (1) • Tatarstan (1) • Traditional cultural beliefs (1) • military culture in China (1) • sword fighting (1) • traditional martial arts in Asia (1) • traditional society (1) • traditionalist societies (1) • more
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1 honor Japan Japanese culture highly values honor, respect, and maintaining personal and family reputation. 26
2 honor Western countries Honor is valued in Western countries, but individualism may take precedence in some situations. 23
3 honor Western countries In Western cultures, individual achievements and personal integrity are highly valued, impacting the significance of honor and family honor. 21
4 honor Western culture In Western culture, honor is often associated with personal integrity, honesty, and ethical conduct. 21
5 honor United States In the United States, honor is often associated with individual accomplishments and personal integrity rather than group or traditional codes. 11
6 honor China In China, there is significant emphasis on personal, familial, and collective honor, influenced by traditional values and social harmony. 10
7 honor South Korea Honoring and respecting honor is heavily emphasized in South Korean culture and contributes to societal harmony. 8
8 honor military strategy in Eastern countries Honor is integral to military strategy in Eastern cultures. 7
9 honor Sweden In Sweden, honor is associated with individual integrity, personal growth, and equality rather than traditional honor codes and hierarchical systems. 6
10 honor modern society In modern society, honor is associated with personal integrity, ethical behavior, and individual achievements. 6
11 honor East Asian countries In East Asian countries, maintaining honor and family reputation is crucial, shaping social expectations and behaviors. 5
12 honor Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, honor is deeply valued and it is important to preserve family reputation and save face. 5
13 honor Pakistan In Pakistan, family, academic, and military honor are highly valued, with an emphasis on upholding societal and religious values. 5
14 honor Western military culture Honor is a central value in Western military culture, emphasizing integrity, bravery, and loyalty in the code of conduct. 5
15 honor historical cultures Honor in historical cultures is closely tied to family reputation, social status, and traditional customs. 5
16 honor Asian cultures In Asian cultures like Japan and China, family and community honor are highly valued. 4
17 honor East Asia Honor and saving face are crucial for maintaining social reputation in East Asian cultures. 4
18 honor Germany In Germany, honor emphasizes individual achievement, academic excellence, and military tradition. 4
19 honor Mediterranean countries In Mediterranean countries, honor is a fundamental aspect of family reputation, dignity, and communication. 4
20 honor Turkey In Turkish culture, family and personal honor are highly valued and have a significant impact on social interactions and relationships. 4
21 honor historical civilizations In historical civilizations, honor was linked to family reputation and adherence to social norms. 4
22 honor individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize personal achievements and reputation over traditional notions of honor and family reputation. 4
23 honor Arab countries In Arab culture, honor is highly valued, deeply embedded, and influences family and societal interactions through a focus on reputation and respect. 3
24 honor Feudal Japan Feudal Japan culture emphasizes loyalty to the feudal lord and family lineage. 3
25 honor Historical European culture Historical European culture was influenced by chivalry, noble lineage, and courtly behavior in the concept of honor. 3
26 honor Japanese culture "Honor, or 'hōnō', is a fundamental value in Japanese culture impacting behavior and societal relationships." 3
27 honor Middle Eastern military culture Honor is a central value in Middle Eastern military culture, upheld through acts of courage and loyalty, with significant consequences for its loss. 3
28 honor contemporary Western societies In contemporary Western societies, honor is based on integrity, honesty, and moral conduct to earn respect. 3
29 honor medieval Europe Honor in medieval Europe is linked to chivalry and loyalty to feudal lords. 3
30 honor warrior societies Personal honor and loyalty are essential in warrior societies. 3
31 honor Central Asian countries Honor is highly valued in Central Asian cultures, impacting familial and societal reputation with varying social dynamics. 2
32 honor Italy In Italy, personal and academic honors are highly valued and are closely linked to reputation and prestige. 2
33 honor Modern urban societies In modern urban societies, individual achievement and integrity take precedence over traditional honor codes. 2
34 honor NATO military culture NATO military culture prioritizes maintaining military honor and integrity. 2
35 honor Organized crime societies Organized crime societies maintain honor and power through violent and illegal actions. 2
36 honor Ottoman Empire In Ottoman culture, maintaining honor was highly valued in personal and familial behavior. 2
37 honor Samurai Japan Samurai in Japanese culture highly valued honor and were willing to sacrifice their lives to uphold it. 2
38 honor Saudi Arabia Honor in Saudi Arabian culture is closely linked to family reputation, and is maintained through strict social and gender roles and honor codes. 2
39 honor Western Europe Chivalry and honor were important values for knights and nobles in Western European culture. 2
40 honor civilian In civilian culture, honor is mainly associated with personal reputation and moral principles. 2
41 honor military Military culture values honor, discipline, and respect for authority. 2
42 honor military contexts Honor is crucial in military ceremonies across various cultures. 2
43 honor 18th century England In 18th century England, a gentleman's honor was considered crucial and dueling was used to settle disputes and defend reputation. 1
44 honor Afghanistan In Afghan culture, honor is highly valued and holds great importance for personal and family reputation. 1
45 honor Ancient cultures Honor in ancient cultures is strongly connected to family, ancestors, and social standing. 1
46 honor Classical Islamic culture In Classical Islamic culture, honor is associated with family reputation, loyalty, and hospitality, and is highly esteemed. 1
47 honor Collectivist societies In collectivist societies, honor holds significant value and maintaining the reputation of the family or community is prioritized. 1
48 honor Conservative Asian countries In conservative Asian countries, family honor and reputation are highly valued and can impact individual choices and behavior. 1
49 honor Conservative cultures In conservative cultures, honor killings may occur in cases of perceived shame or dishonor. 1
50 honor Criminal underworld culture In criminal underworld culture, honor emphasizes loyalty to the group over traditional ethical standards. 1
51 honor Cultural heritage Honor in cultural heritage is closely linked to family reputation and maintaining face is highly valued. 1
52 honor Everyday life in Japan In Japan, honor is a key value that impacts all aspects of daily life. 1
53 honor Genghis Khan's empire Honor is highly valued in Genghis Khan's empire, especially in the context of loyalty to the leader and the empire. 1
54 honor Geography Honor in different societies can be deeply tied to communal values and respect for tradition. 1
55 honor Gurkha soldiers Honor is highly prized and embedded in the tradition of Gurkha soldiers. 1
56 honor Indian film industry Honor is a central theme in Indian films and influences characters' decisions and actions. 1
57 honor Japanese folklore Honor and reputation are important aspects of Japanese folklore and are emphasized in traditional tales and legends. 1
58 honor Japanese martial arts culture In Japanese martial arts culture, honor and integrity are emphasized as core principles in training. 1
59 honor Literary culture Honor is a multi-faceted concept explored through moral dilemmas, social expectations, and personal integrity in literary culture. 1
60 honor Martial culture In martial culture, honor is connected to courage, loyalty, and combat reputation. 1
61 honor Medieval Arab world In Medieval Arab culture, honor is highly valued and fundamental to the society. 1
62 honor Oil-producing countries In oil-producing countries, hospitality and generosity are highly valued as a sign of honor and respect. 1
63 honor Pashtun culture Honor is highly valued in Pashtun culture and extends to both the family and community, often involving the concept of 'face' or public reputation. 1
64 honor Scandinavia The concept of honor in Scandinavian culture emphasizes equality and modesty. 1
65 honor Shakespearean culture In Shakespearean culture, honor is a crucial quality linked to reputation and is often defended through duels and actions to maintain social standing. 1
66 honor Tatarstan In Tatarstan culture, honor is valued through the concept of adat, which includes customs, traditions, and social norms. 1
67 honor Traditional cultural beliefs Honor in traditional culture is closely tied to family reputation and the actions of relatives. 1
68 honor military culture in China In Chinese military culture, honor and saving face are important, with emphasis on loyalty and respect for superiors. 1
69 honor sword fighting In sword fighting cultures, personal honor and bravery are highly valued. 1
70 honor traditional martial arts in Asia In traditional martial arts in Asia, honor is central and preserving one's reputation is of utmost importance. 1
71 honor traditional society In traditional societies, honor and family reputation are crucial and individuals are expected to maintain them. 1
72 honor traditionalist societies Honor in traditionalist societies is collectively maintained by the family or community. 1