… of dignity—concrete ways in which dignity can be honoured or violated… A dignity violation
creates a wound that produces a self-… aware when we experience a violation of our dignity. As a …

… that dignity is a highly salient theoretical and experiential … of dignity—concrete ways in which
dignity can be honoured or violated… A dignity violation creates a wound that produces a self-…

… shame then he experiences an injury to his self-respect” (p. 80). So far so good. … in activities
deemed respect-worthy by the honor group. This distinction between horizontal and vertical …

… Views of dignity and factors influencing dignity have been studied from both the residents’
and the care providers’ perspective. … how older people experience their dignity within their …

… In this sense, many believe that dignity is a defining ideal of the contemporary world, … , the
concept of dignity has long been associated with many more meanings, some of which cut in …

… Using the framework of relational bioethics, this article … to provide for equal respect for rights
and dignity; (b) to provide the … Since the need for care often follows injury, illness, and loss of …

… and may be more or less limited by injury (eg comatose state, … First, ‘[d]ignity consists in
deserving not displaying honours, … from the perspective of describing the human experience. In …

… based concept of dignity referring to a “common ‘wound’ (vulnerability) and common
honour (value).”… and subjective dignity which is related to a person’s experience of self-respect.19 …

… The body becomes unrecognizable, it smells from wounds that will not heal and the patients
experience a lack of control of bodily functions. These bodily changes affect not just the …

… our vivid contemporary experience of dignity's moral depth. It … of a natural harm, such as
injury or death. Rather, what is … Human individuals, we saw, can be degraded and honoured, …