29 Jan2021

Honours without a shared sense of honour

Posted in Op eds

Today in The Australian

It is one of the paradoxes of the modern world that while the concept of honour has about as much influence on daily life as that of chastity, honours abound, and — as this week’s polemics showed — so does the controversy that surrounds their award.

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