THOMAS VINCIGUERRA In "Takamiyama: The World of Sumo" (Kodansha, 1973), the sumo wrestler Takamiyama stresses the high value of manners and courtesy: It would be hard to imagine a sumotori, no matter how strong and confident, bragging before a bout about how he was going to demolish his opponent the way Muhammad Ali might.
My employment at this corporate giant gave me the tools to bring entrepreneurship education to at-risk youth around the world by focusing on the value of teamwork and courtesy.
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He said it was time to return to 'the old values of neighbourliness, decency and courtesy'.
The use of the term 'morality' causes the public, especially legal professionals, to be trapped in placing the articles of morality solely as a matter of violation of cultural values, religious norms, or courtesy relating to sexual lust, not a crime against one's body and soul (Novirianti, 2010).
