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honor-shame culture: a standalone construct

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New Testament studies

the Mediterranean value system in which public reputation and its loss are pivotal social values.

In New Testament studies, honor-shame culture refers to the Mediterranean value system in which public reputation and its loss are pivotal social values. This meaning comes from Malina (1981) in The New Testament world: insights from cultural anthropology.[1]

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References

Malina, B. J. (1981). The New Testament world: insights from cultural anthropology. John Knox Press. ISBN 9780804204231

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