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'''Dignity''' is an important [[conservative]] concept with multiple dimensions.  It encompasses both character and actions.  In terms of character, dignity is defined as inherent nobility, worthiness, or elevation of character.  Dignity also refers to acting in a fashion which upholds these character traits.  Dignity is inherently conservative in that it is predicated on other conservative concepts and values, such as [[honesty]], [[chivalry]], [[responsibility]], [[self-respect]], and respect for others, all of which contribute to dignity.
 
'''Dignity''' is an important [[conservative]] concept with multiple dimensions.  It encompasses both character and actions.  In terms of character, dignity is defined as inherent nobility, worthiness, or elevation of character.  Dignity also refers to acting in a fashion which upholds these character traits.  Dignity is inherently conservative in that it is predicated on other conservative concepts and values, such as [[honesty]], [[chivalry]], [[responsibility]], [[self-respect]], and respect for others, all of which contribute to dignity.
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==Liberalism and the Erosion of Dignity==
 
==Liberalism and the Erosion of Dignity==
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*Liberal [[status worship]] tends to focus on those whose fame comes largely from behaving badly, such as Brittney Spears and Paris Hilton.
 
*Liberal [[status worship]] tends to focus on those whose fame comes largely from behaving badly, such as Brittney Spears and Paris Hilton.
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== References ==
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[[Category:Dictionary]]
 
[[Category:Dictionary]]

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