Changes

* minimizing competition between genders, and recognizing innate differences that prevent such fair competition

* minimizing competition between genders, and recognizing innate differences that prevent such fair competition

* maintaining a posture and demeanor that is respectful to others and to yourself

* maintaining a posture and demeanor that is respectful to others and to yourself

Chivalric romances, books which recounted the deeds of heroic knights such as King Arthur and Amadís de Gaula, were a popular genre of fiction in the 16th century [[Europe]]. They were satirized (and immortalized) in [[Don Quixote]], where an aging aristocrat attempts to apply anachronistic chivalric values to his own time, with disastrous results.

Chivalric romances, books which recounted the deeds of heroic knights such as King Arthur and Amadís de Gaula, were a popular genre of fiction in the 16th century [[Europe]]. They were satirized (and immortalized) in [[Don Quixote]], where an aging aristocrat attempts to apply anachronistic chivalric values to his own time, with disastrous results.