In Homeric times, a central constitutive good was the warrior ethic.

Spirit, which, according to Taylor encapsulated the warrior ethic, was subordinated to reason.

The warrior ethic had remained in the valuation placed on many life goods and still remains today.

"Peacekeeping became an end unto itself and then we started to lose the warrior ethic," he added.

They're these almost superhuman characters with a tremendous warrior ethic, who were unquestionably the best fighters in Greece.

Mutes fought each other because they were wedded to the warrior ethic.

And this warrior ethic was sufficiently shared by the Japanese nation to compensate to a considerable degree for the otherwise separate status of the army.

The gunki monogatari puts a great deal of emphasis on the warrior ethic.

First of all, it is important to note that Buddhism and the warrior ethic are not seen as necessarily opposed to each other.

Each warrior stands as an archetype of a particular warrior ethic.