Context & Concepts

Cards (21)

  • Arthurian Legend
    The stories of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, popular for how they celebrate chivalry and patriotism
  • Autonomy
    The right and ability to be able to govern yourself, including your actions and decisions
  • Code of Chivalry
    The moral, religious and social code of Medieval knights, including bravery, honour, and courtesy
  • Convention
    The traditional way of doing things
  • Dehumanise
    Denying someone their humanity, including their emotions and independent thought
  • Great Chain of Being
    The belief in Medieval Christianity that all life and matter on Earth was organised into a hierarchy by God
  • Divine Right of Kings
    The belief in Christianity that the monarch of a country is chosen by God Himself to be His representative on Earth, meaning they don’t have to answer to anyone except God
  • Facade
    A front or mask that is put up to disguise something or someone’s true character
  • Fate
    The development of events outside an individuals control, it is sometimes said to be determined by a supernatural power
  • Heathen
    Someone who isn’t a Christian, particularly someone who is pagan or lacks moral principles
  • Infallible
    Never failing, incapable of making mistakes
  • Melodrama
    A dramatic piece that includes exaggerated characters and exciting events
  • Misogyny
    Hatred, contempt, or prejudice towards women for no reason other than their gender
  • Morality
    Principles concerning the difference between right and wrong, going beyond legality and often religion
  • Nihilism
    Believing life is pointless and meaningless
  • Paganism
    A non-Christian or pre-Christian religion, particularly nature worship
  • Remorse
    The feeling of intense regret and guilt for doing a bad deed
  • Repent
    To feel or/and express great regret for sinning or committing a crime, particularly in a religious context
  • Stereotype
    A view or preconception of a person or thing that is fixed and oversimplified, held by most of a population
  • Vice
    A behaviour or trait that is immoral
  • Virtue
    A behaviour or trait that is moral