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    Chivalry at Its Finest: (A Discussion over chivalry applied to four Arthurian motifs) The Anglo-Saxon code describes a code of behavior expressed in the Beowulf text. They lived by a code of glory, duty, and respect. The English created have a similar legend that outlined their warrior code. Their code as centered in the Arthurian motif. The story of Arthur combined with other stories make up the chivalry code used by English knights. These stories include the story of the Green Knight, Song of…

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    Chivalry is defined as the moral code for knights. It states that courage and courtesy are the expected qualities of the ideal knight. Nowadays, our culture does not have knights running around but Emily Esfahani Smith believes it is still relevant. Furthermore, I disagree with her and believe that we have evolved as a society for a reason. Chivalrous acts include a man pulling out the chair for a woman, putting his coat over a puddle, and opening the door. These are the qualities of a true…

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    First Chivalry Act

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    My first act of chivalry is one that I do not do very often. Last weekend, I was taking the bus to my house. The bus was very populous and every seat was taken. So after 10 minutes an elderly woman stepped on the bus with a lot of bags. When I saw the woman I knew I had to do the right thing and give my seat up for her. I then signaled her and called her over so she would know that this seat was hers. The woman came over and I said, “ it’s all yours ma'am.” The woman thanked me very much and I…

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    Why Is Chivalry Dead

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    other places chivalry is nowhere in sight. So is chivalry dead? Chivalry is not dead, it’s just not doing too good. There will always be people who have the decency to open the door for others. Before you can really decide for yourself, you need to look at chivalry in the past so that we can tell where we are in today’s world. Chivalry was created in the middle ages to fight against so much brutality, ignorance and prejudice which were common in this time known as the dark ages. CHivalry was…

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    Chivalry is the methods of training and standards of behavior for knights in the middle ages. Before you could become a knight, you had to have great combat skills and who adhered to the code of chivalry. It was almost possible for any man to become a knight. Although trying to prepare them to become a knight was quite expensive. During the knight's childhood, around the age of 7. He was expected to have great manners and to know the expectations that are required in order to be a knight. Such…

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    Chivalry is dead, and society seems to have strange or contrasting values, or at least this is what people seem to believe. However, compare these assumptions with what is seen from people in society today. The heroes of old lived by a code that still exists in today’s society, and it can be seen in the literature that is written, how society pushes us to be modern heroes, and the portrayals of the heroes of old. Why would society cling too and express the ideals of chivalry for so long if it…

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    In the early Middle Ages, the code of chivalry unleashed multiple facets which defined a certain tone and audience. These facets differed by containing absolute masculine tones and others that were more feminine. Two stories that interpret the different concepts of the code of chivalry, are The Song of Ronald and the Lancelot Story. The Song of Ronald was written down around 1100, by when the chivalry code had an absolute male entity, where the knights gave their lives to the king, and fought…

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    Is Chivalry Needed Do you believe that we need chivalry in the world? Because I believe that we need chivalry, if we don’t have chivalry then the world would be crazy. Chivalry is how people act towards other people and how it is different between countries. The modern knight ,Police, help enforce laws that uphold chivalry. The ways chivalry is around the world, and what laws are enforced around the world. (1) Some people don’t think that we need chivalry or that it is dead. But do you think…

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    In modern times, chivalry has become more and more less frequent and is almost completely gone. Men feel less important, people are getting lazier and, violence has increased dramatically. If the United States continues to reject chivalrous behavior, then chivalry could be completely destroyed and never return. Men today, due to feminism, feel less like men and more equal to women. While this has some benefits, it also is quietly killing chivalry. As women want to be more equal, men don’t feel…

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    Why Is Chivalry Important

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    Chivalry is still needed today to function and keep order. Chivalry is needed because it has laws that should always be followed. In chivalry you are supposed to follow every law and rule to make your family and other families around you safe. The definition of chivalry on dictionary.com is the sum of the ideal qualification of a knight, including courtesy, generosity, valor, and dexterity in arms. To begin with, traditions are very important in chivalry. A tradition that is very important in…

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