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Statements by famous people about honor and dishonor. Quotes about honor and dishonor

There is very little left until the final essay. We continue to prepare with the guys.

Today I present to your attention materials for the “Honor and Dishonor” direction, selected by me and my students.

In order not to repeat myself, I do not offer vocabulary lists that define the concepts themselves, nor many formulations of topics that are on many sites created to help eleventh-graders - I simply publish statements (proverbs, aphorisms) on the topic. Everyone can use them at their own discretion: as an epigraph, for an introduction or conclusion, a bridge between parts of an essay.

Perhaps someone will find our selection of poems about honor and dishonor useful.



Take care of your dress again, and take care of your honor from a young age. Russian proverb

Honor goes along the road, and dishonor goes on the side. Proverb


The mind gives birth to honor, but the latter takes away dishonor. Proverb


You cannot dishonor someone who is not afraid of death. Jean Jacques Rousseau


Honor is more valuable than life. Johann Friedrich Schiller



The strong are not the best, but the honest ones. Honor and self-respect- most powerful.
F. M. Dostoevsky



Honor cannot be taken away, it can be lost. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov



Honor is true beauty! Romain Rolland


The more honest a person is, the less he suspects others of dishonesty. Cicero



Honor from the dishonest is also dishonor. Publius Syrus



Without virtue there is neither glory nor honor.A. Suvorov



For honest people, a promise is a commitment. Tournier



If you want to be happy all your life, be an honest person. Thomas Fuller



Honor is like gem: the slightest speck deprives it of its shine and takes away from it its entire price. Pierre Beauchaine



Honor is the diamond on the hand of virtue. Voltaire



Honor is the reward given for virtue. Aristotle



Honor is the cornerstone of human wisdom. Vissarion Belinsky



He who is not ready to die for his own honor gains dishonor. Blaise Pascal



You won't get rich by trading your honor. L. Vauvenargues



He who demands payment for his honesty most often sells his honor. L. Vauvenargues



Never leave the path of duty and honor - this is the only thing from which we will find happiness. Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon



Honor and honor do not lie in nobility and rank,
And in modesty and honest upbringing. Alisher Navoi



The honor of the fatherland... is guarded not by the one who covers up its crimes, but by the one who is not afraid to cleanse it of them. - Boris Akunin. Diamond Chariot



It annoys me that the word “honor” has been forgotten
And what is the honor of slander behind the back.
Vladimir Vysotsky



It is not the dress that adorns a person.
Like the sun sparkling from behind black clouds,
So honor shines under the clothes of the poor.William Shakespeare. Taming of the Shrew


The day will come and the hour will strike,
When intelligence and honor
The whole earth will have its turn
Standing first.

Robe rt burns


Parable

Water, Wind, Fire and Honor

Water, Wind, Fire and Honor met , became friends, and it occurred to them to take a walk around the world. They walked on the ground for a long time, got tired and decided to rest.


“There is a flame burning under this mountain, I will unite with it,” said Fire. - Look for me there.


“Reeds grow along the shores of this lake,” said the Wind. - Look for me there.


“There’s a spring on that slope over there.” “I will merge with him,” said Water. - Look for me there.


Honor directed eyes to the sky and remained silent.


- How can we find you? – the Wind asked Honor.


“It’s no use,” said Honor. “Anyone who leaves me will never find their way back.”



D.S. Likhachev
Letters about the good and the beautiful
Letter ten
HONOR TRUE AND FALSE

I don't like definitions and am often not ready for them. But I can point out some differences between conscience and honor.

There is one significant difference between conscience and honor. Conscience always comes from the depths of the soul, and by conscience one is purified to one degree or another. Conscience is gnawing. Conscience is never false. It can be muted or too exaggerated (extremely rare). But ideas about honor can be completely false, and these false ideas cause enormous damage to society. I mean what is called “uniform honor.” We have lost such a phenomenon, unusual for our society, as the concept of noble honor, but the “honor of the uniform” remains a heavy burden. It was as if the man had died, and only the uniform remained, from which the orders had been removed. And inside which a conscientious heart no longer beats.

"The honor of the uniform" forces managers defend false or flawed projects, insist on the continuation of obviously unsuccessful construction projects, fight with societies protecting monuments (“our construction is more important”), etc. Many examples of such defense of “uniform honor” can be given.

True honor is always in accordance with conscience. False honor is a mirage in the desert, in the moral desert of the human (or rather, “bureaucratic”) soul.

Poems about honor and dishonor

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Samuel Marshak

Gold can't buy honor.
An honest man will not yield to honor.
He needs honor like light.

Glad to sell it to the dishonest...
But, as everyone knows,
The dishonest have no honor.

HonorI have

Otar Chiladze

“I have the honor” - two short words -
Threw my age out of the vocabulary...
The gun is loaded. Everything is ready.
And a man stepped towards the barrier...

And now it will be settled differently:
There is a bottle of cognac on the table...
What do we care about boyish eccentricities?
Duelists of the Ensk regiment.

The bed of the Black River has dried up,
You can't see the mountain due to the fog.
It will be easier for us to live without these words,
But it will be harder to die.

What to do? Time will dictate
New convenient words.
A black wind blows from the Black River,
Like Mashuk, his head is turning grey.

I will bring my enemy closer, I will abandon my friend,
I’ll explain my feelings to my unloved one.
I'm not afraid of a vicious circle,
I'm afraid of the new vocabulary.

Like a young lieutenant, growing cold
From the mockery of a secret enemy,
One day I will shout: “I have the honor,”
Confusing years and centuries.

Honor

Nikolay Glazkov

Take care of your honor from a young age! -
That's a fair word.
It happened many times
It's said where it needs to be!..

But even in mature years
Your honor is not nonsense,
And her - this is what we're talking about -
You should also take care!

And in old age
Honor is more valuable than honor:
Life is meaningful if there is
Honor preserved!

The collection includes sayings on the topics: honor and dishonor, quotes and aphorisms.
  • I agree to endure any misfortune, But I will not agree for my honor to suffer. Corneille Pierre
  • You can't get honor without hard work. Proverb
  • The honor of a person lies in the fact that, in relation to the satisfaction of his needs, he depends only on his hard work, on his behavior and on his intelligence. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
  • Men have one honor, so many lovers! Love is easy to forget, but honor cannot be forgotten. Corneille Pierre
  • There is no more merciless inquisitor than conscience. A. I. Herzen
  • The one who betrayed love and who left the battle carries with him equal dishonor. Corneille Pierre
  • Honor is like a precious stone: the slightest spot takes away its shine and robs it of all its value. Pierre Beauchaine
  • The closest thing to greatness is conscience. V. Hugo
  • Honor cannot be taken away, it can be lost. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
  • In matters of honor, language is unsuitable for Astrology. Lope de Vega
  • The honor of a man is so different from the honor of women that the latter views the former as its enemy. Edmond Pierre Beauchaine

  •  Water will wash away everything, only dishonor cannot wash away. Proverb
  • Honor is nothing more than good opinion other people about us. Bernard Mandeville
  • Anything that appeases a guilty conscience harms society. P. Buast
  • The honor is the same for everyone. Laberius
  • Everyone is honest by their merits. Proverb
  • Honor is conscience, but conscience is painfully sensitive. This is self-respect and dignity own life, brought to the extreme degree of purity and to the greatest passion. Alfred Victor de Vigny
  • Every courageous, every truthful person brings honor to his homeland. Rolland R.
  • Honor is the poetry of duty.
  • You never knew what honor was because you did not know what dishonor was.
  • Honor is courageous modesty. Alfred de Vigny
  • Where can you find someone who would put the honor of a friend above his own? Cicero Marcus Tullius
  • Honor is external conscience, and conscience is internal honor. Arthur Schopenhauer
  • Must keep the secrets of your friends. He who does not keep a secret dishonors his conscience and disgraces his trust in himself. John Chrysostom
  • Honor is the diamond on the hand of virtue. Voltaire
  • If a person loses the love of honesty, he will quickly become involved in so many bad actions that he will acquire the habit of dishonest rules of life. Nikolai Chernyshevsky
  • Honor is true beauty! Rolland Romain
  • Live by your wits, and grow your honor through hard work. Proverb
  • An honest man can be persecuted, but not dishonored. Voltaire
  • Being liked by noble people is not the last honor. Horace. Quintus Horace Flaccus
  • If you want to be happy all your life, be an honest person. Thomas Fuller
  • True honor cannot tolerate untruth. Henry Fielding
  • Without the wealth of centuries, you will stagnate in place, But it’s worse if you have it - and there is no honor! Pierre de Ronsard
  • To each, posterity gives its honor. Tacitus Publius Cornelius
  • Those who are considered omniscient are indecisive at the moment when it is necessary to command and obstinate when it is necessary to obey. They are ashamed to give orders, and dishonorable to receive them. Marquis de Sade
  • He who is not ready to die for his own honor gains dishonor. Blaise Pascal
  • It’s worse to change honor than to be in torn rags! Robert Berne
  • He who has lost his good name is dead to the world. Proverb
  • Death is better than dishonor. Proverb
  • Love virtue without seeking its splendor; honor is in the heart. Voltaire
  • Freedom, kingdom, and happiness were found by the One who chose during his lifetime the aura of High honor and immortal glory. Lope de Bega
  • We have no right to live when honor is lost. Corneille Pierre
  • The opposite of honor is dishonor, or shame, which consists in bad opinion and contempt for others. Bernard Mandeville

  •  It is not correcting a mistake, but persisting in it that brings down the honor of any person or organization of people. Franklin B.
  • Shameful things are never useful. Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • The strong are not the best, but the honest ones. Honor and self-esteem are the strongest. Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
  • Shame is longer than life. Arabic proverb
  • Unbecoming honor is worse than insult.
  • Take away my honor and my life will end. Shakespeare W.
  • There are no despised crafts, there are only despicable people who practice them dishonestly. Pierre Buast
  • One of the basic definitions of honor is that no one should, through his actions, give anyone an advantage over himself. Hegel G.F.
  • Objectively, honor is the opinion of others about our value, and subjectively, our fear of this opinion. Arthur Schopenhauer
  • It is equally dangerous to give a sword to a madman and to a dishonest person to give power. Pythagoras
  • One of the main definitions of the principle of honor is that no one should, through his actions, give anyone an advantage over himself. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
  • Gain honor neither by vanity, nor by the beauty of clothes or horses, nor by adornment, but by courage and wisdom. Theophrastus Theophrastus
  • Take away my good name and take away my life. Proverb
  • Misfortune dishonors only those who deserve it. Phaedrus
  • Before reason, before God, a person’s “honor” is measured by a different standard than in the Roman forum. Feuchtwanger L.
  • You cannot dishonor someone who is not afraid of death. Jean Jacques Rousseau
  • Shame and dishonor are only what comes out? Oh no! Secret dishonor, which in silence gnaws at a person’s soul and makes him not respect himself, is much more terrible! Thomas Mann
  • Never leave the path of duty and honor - this is the only thing from which we find happiness. Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon
  • I prefer death to dishonor.

What can lead a person to commit a dishonest act? Throughout our lives many years There is a fierce struggle between such concepts as honor and dishonor. Mercy, compassion, willingness to give his life for justice, honesty and sincerity - these are the moral qualities that relate to the concept of honor. But why is not everyone able to live according to the laws of morality? Why do we people so often allow ourselves to humiliate, deceive, and be rude to other people who gave us the right to do this?

I think that the reason for committing dishonest acts may be a lack of understanding of loved ones, fear for one’s life, or perhaps a desire to earn authority. Big role Family plays a role in our lives; it is among our family and friends that we form ourselves as individuals. In childhood, we gain our first understanding of what good and evil, love and hatred, respect and inhumanity are. But throughout our lives, many of us make mistakes and choose the wrong path of lies and hypocrisy.

My reasoning is easy to confirm with examples from domestic and world literature, because many writers were very concerned about the problem of the moral decline of humanity.

As an example, I would like to take I.S. Turgenev’s work “The Contented Man.” Before us is an example of a real liar and hypocrite. The author's task is to expose human vices through irony. Neither conscience, nor pity, nor mercy are inherent in this person. It costs him absolutely nothing to deceive, betray, or frame a person; he can calmly continue to live without feeling the pangs of conscience. We understand that there will be many more times when this promising young man will show his true colors through his dastardly deeds.

Also, as an argument, I would like to cite the works of Charles Baudelaire “The Counterfeit Coin”. This story teaches us that even in the most noble deeds there is sometimes hidden deception. A rich man gave a counterfeit coin to a beggar, he watched and laughed at how the unfortunate man sincerely rejoiced at the counterfeit. To others, he seemed generous and kind, since no one else knew about the deception except him. But there is a price to pay for dishonor, and the price may be too high. We see that main character he lost his honor, he crossed the line that leads into the abyss. It is very easy to lose your honor, as well as the trust of others. It is terribly mean and inhumane to do this to those who really need your help.

In conclusion, I want to say that we and only we are the arbiters of our destinies. Our future depends only on ourselves. After all, life is an eternal search for oneself, which means every day we must fight for our truth, and then nothing can lead us to a dishonorable act.

Effective preparation for the Unified State Exam (all subjects) -

Essay on the topic "Honor and dishonor" can be revealed not only through a duel, which is mentioned in many works of literature. But also through... I feel like I’m now touching on a sensitive topic about the moral behavior of the female sex and the loss of “treasure” (as it is written about Sonechka Marmeladova’s virginity in the novel F. M. Dostoevsky "Crime and Punishment"). Yes and with modern world it is very easy to connect the affairs of past days.

To write an essay on this thematic area of ​​honor and dishonor, you can use only chapters 2 and 3 from the first part of the novel F. M. Dostoevsky "Crime and Punishment". You should read or re-read two chapters if you decide to explore this topic of “the honor and dishonor of a girl.” By the way, the novel has only 6 parts + an epilogue.

Quotes suitable for this topic in fully reveal what I want to say now.

"Honor cannot be taken away, it can be lost."(A.P. Chekhov)

"He who is not ready to die for his own honor will find dishonor."(B. Pascal)

"My honor is my life; both grow from the same root. Take away my honor and my life will come to an end."(W. Shakespeare)

“A girl’s honor is all her wealth, it is more valuable than any inheritance.”(W. Shakespeare)

“The opposite of honor is dishonor, or shame, which consists in the bad opinion and contempt of others.”(B. Mandeville)

In the second chapter we are told about Sonechka Marmeladova, who is forced to lose her honor. Her stepmother and circumstances force her to do this.

Dialogue between the stepmother and Sonechka from the words of Marmeladov (page 18 in my book):

“Katerina Ivanovna says: “You, they say, live with us, you parasite, you eat and drink, and take advantage of the warmth,” and what are you drinking and eating here, when even the children haven’t seen the crust for three days!... Sonya says : “Well, Katerina Ivanovna, should I really do such a thing?”... “Well,” Katerina Ivanovna answers, laughing, “why should I take care of it? Eco treasure!""

After the loss of the treasure, dishonor was not long in coming. There is no point in retelling the entire text, since it can be read quickly.

In the third chapter, in contrast to Sonechka’s story, we are shown how Mr. Svidrigailov inclines Dunya Raskolnikova (the main character’s sister) to such dishonor. And even when she remained adamant, human rumor turned everything upside down. It shows very well how they dealt with girls who lost their honor. Right up to the point where they smear tar on the gates.

Nowadays, all this has lost its meaning. And no one will go to decorate the gate or door. But there are people like Sonechka Marmeladova, who sold the treasure for 30 rubles (just like 30 pieces of silver from Judas, who betrayed Jesus Christ).

Remember the scandal with the sale of a girl's virginity in United Arab Emirates? The news covered all this in detail. And then you think, is there a concept of honor and dishonor in the minds of these girls? And it seems that it’s not at all anymore. What pushes them to do all this?

Comfortable and beautiful life, gadgets...

If we continue in this direction, we can write quite a lot and express our own opinion on this matter. Your opinion may be different from mine!

Yes, and this topic is very good check morality and social activity of the younger generation. Do they watch the news and communicate with their parents about honor and dishonor in the modern world?

How will they react to modern dishonor and will they support the public outcry that arose in their time.

Dignity is precisely what elevates a person most, what gives his activities, all his aspirations the highest nobility...
What the average person wants is to live and reproduce...an animal also wants...The feeling of one’s human dignity, freedom, only needs to be awakened in the hearts of these people. Only this feeling, which, together with the Greeks, left the world, and under Christianity dissolved in the deceptive haze of the kingdom of heaven, can again make society a union of people united in the name of their highest goals...
K. MARKS

Self-contempt is a snake that eternally poisons and gnaws at the heart, sucks out its life-giving blood, and pours into it the poison of misanthropy and despair.
K. MARKS

Each social group has... its own code of honor...
F. ENGELS

Dignity expresses the spirit's resistance to instinct.
F. SCHILLER

One of the highest principles of true morality is respect for human dignity in every person, without distinction of person, first of all for the fact that he is a man, and then for his personal merits.
V. G. BELINSKY

The strong are not the best, but the honest ones. Honor and self-esteem are the strongest.
F. M. DOSTOEVSKY

The worth and dignity of a man lies in his heart and in his will; it is here that the basis of his true honor lies.
M. MONTAGNE

It’s not a pity that a person was born or died, that he lost his money, house, estate - all this does not belong to a person. It’s a pity when a person loses his true property - his human dignity.
EPICTETUS (L. N. TOLSTOY)

...The most complete and concentrated expression of good manners and moral culture a person is to measure with the same measure and equally value both one’s own and other people’s dignity...
F. BACON

There is no dignity in the absence of clear and precise concepts of the common good.
D. DIDRO

Self-esteem is developed only by the position of an independent owner...
Y. L CHERNYSHEVSKY

Without pronounced personal embodiment in work, without materialization in work spiritual world the individual has no sense of personal honor and dignity.
V. A. SUKHOMLINSKY

…Nothing can be more commendable than the consciousness of self-worth in cases where we actually possess valuable qualities.
D. YUM

Doesn't it support honest man in a great misfortune, which he might have avoided if only he could have neglected his duty, the consciousness that in his person he has preserved the dignity of mankind and done him honor, and that he has no reason to be ashamed of himself and to fear the inner gaze of self-examination?
I. KANT

The feeling of our dignity and our strength grows when we tell ourselves: my existence is not vain and not aimless, I am a necessary link in the great chain that stretches from the development of the first man’s consciousness of his existence into eternity.
I. FICHETE

Anyone who does not understand his purpose most often lacks self-esteem.
F. M. DOSTOEVSKY

Immense pride and conceit is not a sign of self-esteem.
F. M. DOSTOEVSKY

A proud person respects not himself, but the opinion that people form about him; a person with a consciousness of his dignity respects only himself and despises human opinion.
L. N. TOLSTOY

...The true greatness of the soul, which gives a person the right to respect himself, lies most of all in his consciousness that there is nothing else that would belong to him by greater right than the control of his own desires.
Those who have... consciousness and self-esteem... They... are not afraid that others are smarter than them, more educated or more beautiful... Likewise, they do not consider themselves significantly superior to those whom they in turn are superior, because all this seems to them to have very little values ​​compared to good will, for which they only respect themselves and which they assume in every person.
R. DESCARTES

I have nothing against being inferior to people more worthy than me.
V. LIEBKNECHT

...No one knows how to correctly distinguish between virtue and vice in himself, or to be sure that his assessment of his own dignity is fully justified... If it were generally permissible to be mistaken... then it would be more profitable for us to overestimate our own dignity rather than to form more ideas about it lower than it should be.
D. YUM

It is a big mistake to dream of yourself more than you should, and to value yourself lower than you are worth.
I. GOETHE

The same number of vices come from a lack of self-respect as from excessive self-respect.
M. MONTAGNE

There are vices that come from a lack of self-esteem. There are also those that come from an excess of it.
CH. MONTESQUIE

If you don't respect yourself, others won't respect you.
Japanese proverb

Respect yourself if you want others to respect you.
English proverb

Doubting one's worth is cowardly self-abasement.
V. SHAKESPEARE

…Humiliation is, in fact, nothing more than a comparison of one’s personal dignity with moral perfection.
I. KANT

Humility often turns out to be feigned submission, the purpose of which is to subjugate others; this is a trick of pride, humiliating itself in order to rise...
F. LAROCHEFOUCAULT

He who humiliates himself wants to rise.
F. NIETZSCHE

We despise so many things in life so as not to be filled with contempt for ourselves.
L. VOVENARG

The sense of humanity is insulted when people do not respect the human dignity of others, and is even more insulted and suffers when a person does not respect his own dignity.
V. G. BELINSKY

...Genuine, sincere pride, or self-respect, if only it is well hidden and at the same time truly justified, must certainly be characteristic of a person of honor...
D. YUM

Honor is the same for women and men, girls, married women, old men and women: “don’t deceive”, “don’t steal”, “don’t get drunk”; It is only from such rules, which apply to all people, that a code of “honor” in the true sense of the word is formed.
N. G. CHERNYSHEVSKY

…For whom even honor is a trifle, for him everything else is [insignificant].
ARISTOTLE

...Honor is the reward given for virtue...
ARISTOTLE

The honor of a person lies in the fact that, in relation to the satisfaction of his needs, he depends only on his hard work, on his behavior and on his intelligence.
HEGEL

One of the main definitions of the principle of honor is that no one should, through his actions, give anyone an advantage over himself.
HEGEL

Honor is courageous modesty.
A. VIGNY

Honor is the poetry of duty.
A. VIGNY

Honor is external conscience, and conscience is internal honor.
A. SCHOPENGAUER

Honor is conscience, but conscience is painfully sensitive. This is respect for oneself and for the dignity of one's own life, brought to the extreme degree of purity and to the greatest passion.
A. VIGNY

Honor is nothing more than a good opinion about. us other people.
B. MANDEVILLE

Objectively, honor is the opinion of others about our value, and subjectively, it is our fear of this opinion.
A. SCHOPENGAUER

The opposite of honor is dishonor, or shame, which consists of the bad opinion and contempt of others.
B. MANDEVILLE

Honor disappears - the formula of honor remains, which is tantamount to the death of honor.
F. M. DOSTOEVSKY

Our honor is to follow the best and improve the worst, if it can still become more perfect.
PLATO

How better person, the more difficult it is for him to suspect others of dishonor.
CICERO

I can easily bear misfortune without injustice;
I will endure injustice, but not dishonor.
CAECILIUS STATUS

An honest man can be persecuted, but not dishonored.
VOLTER

You cannot dishonor someone who is not afraid of death.
J. J. RUSSO

Funny things do more damage to honor than dishonor itself.
F. LAROCHEFOUCAULT

In whom is the honor, that is the truth.
Russian proverb

The mind gives birth to honor.
Russian proverb

You won't get rich by trading your honor.
L. VOVENARG

He who demands payment for his honesty most often sells his honor.
L. VOVENARG