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The 11 pages that link to Honor, each with the reason it gives.

• Social statusRelated: Honor is a moralized form of esteem that can reinforce or challenge established rank.

• ChivalryRelated: A knight's honor depended on public conduct as well as martial success.

• OathRelated: Oaths often make personal honor answerable to a community or sacred authority.

• PrideRelated: Pride can defend honor when self-worth depends on public respect.

• Pedro Calderón de la BarcaRelated: Calderón’s plots test how rigid honor codes can collide with justice and compassion.

• MedalRelated: A medal makes an act of recognition tangible and socially visible.

• OthelloRelated: Othello treats sexual reputation as a matter of honor, making Iago’s accusation seem intolerable.

• Cantar de mio CidRelated: The poem measures the hero’s recovery through changing public judgments of his honor.

• Spanish Baroque literatureRelated: Dramatic conflicts often turn on defending or restoring honor within rigid social codes.

• Troilus and CressidaRelated: Characters invoke honor even as ambition and self-interest undermine it.

• Face (social interaction)Compared with: Honor overlaps with face but often emphasizes durable reputation and moral standing.