Čast

Čast (latinski honor) apstraktni je pojam koji postavlja osjećaje vrijednosti i uvaženosti koji utiče na društveni položaj i na samovrjednovanje nekog pojedinca ili nekog korporativnog tijela kao na primjer: porodica, škola, vojna jedinica ili država. Prema tome pojedinicima (ili korporativnim tijelima) dodjeljuju se vrijednosti i ugled koja je u skladu prema njihovim izvršavanjem zadataka koja su zadana kodeksom časti, te moralnim kodeksom zajednice u cjelini.

Reference

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