Knightly Virtues for the Digital Age
Sep. 17th, 2012 11:48 amKnightly Virtues for the Digital Age
Courage:
“Courage, Sir, is the first of virtues, because without it, it is sometimes difficult to exercise the others.” -Samuel Johnson
-Fortitude
-Steadfastness
-Dignity
Prowess:
-More and the Most
-Stamina
-Arete
Courtesy:
-Chivalry
-Gallantry
-Reliability
Magnanimity – From Webster’s:
Magnanimity- 1. Quality of being magnanimous; that quality or combination of qualities in character enabling one to encounter danger and trouble with tranquility and firmness, to disdain injustice, meanness and revenge, and to act and sacrifice for noble objects. 2. A deed or disposition characterized by magnanimity. 3. Grandiose temperament; extravagance of soul. Rare.
-Humility
-Patience
-Mercy
Loyalty
-Grounded-ness
-Commitment
-The Social Contract
Honesty “Always tell the truth but don’t always be telling it.”
-Tempered w/ kindness
-Also with Regard
-And with Caution
Franchise
-Confidence
-Presentation
-Presence
Courage:
“Courage, Sir, is the first of virtues, because without it, it is sometimes difficult to exercise the others.” -Samuel Johnson
-Fortitude
-Steadfastness
-Dignity
Prowess:
-More and the Most
-Stamina
-Arete
Courtesy:
-Chivalry
-Gallantry
-Reliability
Magnanimity – From Webster’s:
Magnanimity- 1. Quality of being magnanimous; that quality or combination of qualities in character enabling one to encounter danger and trouble with tranquility and firmness, to disdain injustice, meanness and revenge, and to act and sacrifice for noble objects. 2. A deed or disposition characterized by magnanimity. 3. Grandiose temperament; extravagance of soul. Rare.
-Humility
-Patience
-Mercy
Loyalty
-Grounded-ness
-Commitment
-The Social Contract
Honesty “Always tell the truth but don’t always be telling it.”
-Tempered w/ kindness
-Also with Regard
-And with Caution
Franchise
-Confidence
-Presentation
-Presence