Tag: Troilus and Cressida

• To wear an undeserved dignity

    Lately, I’ve been worried about dignity -not my own, you understand, although I’m sure that could use a little work. I’m more concerned that what I assumed was an inherent quality possessed -if not always demonstrated- by us all, may not be as innate as I thought. An essay in the online publication Aeon, […]

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  June 11, 2019

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  Aeon, Antigone, dignity, ethical dignity, ethics, Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals, hypocrisy, Immanuel Kant, meaning, moral dignity, moralized connotation, Remy Debes, Shakespeare, Sophocles, Troilus and Cressida, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, University of Memphis, words