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honor
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Western
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While honor is valued in Western cultures, the concept may be defined and expressed differently, with emphasis on individual rights and freedoms.
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2
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honor
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Western
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Emphasis on personal achievement and individual rights
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1
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3
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honor
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Western countries
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Less emphasis on traditional honor codes and more focus on individual freedom and achievement
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1
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4
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honor
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Western countries
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While honor may be valued, it is not as explicitly emphasized and integrated into social structures as in Turkish-speaking countries.
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5
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honor
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Western countries
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Individual honor is emphasized
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1
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6
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honor
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Western countries
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Emphasis on personal achievement, individual freedoms
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1
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7
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honor
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Western countries
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Not as explicitly emphasized, individualism may take precedence over honor in certain situations
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1
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8
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honor
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Western countries
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While honor may be important to some individuals or communities, it generally does not hold the same level of significance in societal structures.
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1
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9
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honor
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Western countries
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Valued but may be expressed and interpreted differently in various contexts
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1
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10
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honor
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Western countries
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Honor and reputation are crucial in military strategy in Eastern countries, often influencing tactics and decision-making.
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1
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11
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honor
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Western countries
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In Western countries, military strategy often prioritizes achieving objectives and minimizing casualties over concepts of honor and reputation.
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1
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12
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honor
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Western countries
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Generally seen as an individual's moral or ethical compass
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1
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13
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honor
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Western countries
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While honor may be important, its influence on social interactions is not as pronounced as in East Asia.
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1
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14
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honor
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Western culture
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Honor is generally valued, but may not be as explicitly integrated into physical disciplines like martial arts
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1
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15
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honor
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Western cultures
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Honor is often associated with keeping one's word, honesty, and integrity in Western cultures, but may not be as explicitly highlighted in folklore.
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1
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16
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honor
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Western cultures
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Individual honor is emphasized
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1
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17
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honor
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Western cultures
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The concept of honor may have been less explicitly codified and defined in Western cultures, with a greater emphasis on individual rights and personal fulfillment.
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1
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18
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honor
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Western cultures
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Honor is associated with behaving ethically and keeping one's word
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1
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19
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honor
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modern Western societies
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Often seen as a personal trait based on individual actions and character.
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1
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20
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honour
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Modern western cultures
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Still important but not as central to reputation and social status
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1
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21
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honour
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Western culture
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Valued but not typically defended with one's life
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1
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22
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honour
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Western societies
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Valued but not as explicitly integrated into military strategy
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1
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23
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military honors
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Western countries
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Military honors often include medals, ribbons, and ceremonies to recognize and reward exceptional service and bravery.
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