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Literary protagonist famously plagued by 2 conflicting obligations.
What is Hamlet?
Duels were often fought over trifling incidences of ___.
What is honour?
This process restored social relations, reinforced bonds, and reconciled friends.
What is peacemaking?
This religious event undermined traditional peacemaking methods.
What is the Reformation?
A judges' partiality.
What is "partis pris?"
Over time, duels became less about honour and more about ___.
What is vengeance killing?
Feuds typically ended in ___.
What is a stalemate?
These were issued by the church as counter-vengeance tools.
What are pardons?
Notorious trouble-maker family.
What is Le Parmentier?
Montaigne proposed reinstating ___ as a cultural value would end dueling.
What is virtue?
Banning "feuds" was difficult because "feud" had no ___.
What is contemporary terminology?
Long-standing feuds had a lot more to do with ___ than with religion.
What is property?
This parlement investigated the causes of feuds.
What is Bordeaux?
Foucault argues that the duel was a manifestation of ___.
What is symbolic power?
It is difficult for historians to track feuds because of ___.
What are incomplete historical records?
What is the Massacre of St. Bartholomew?
My assassination sparked a feud with Protestant leader Admiral Coligny.
What is Francois, Duc de Guise?
Dueling only became a serious issue after this war.
What are the Italian Wars?
This system was used by many nobles to reinforce the social hierarchy.
What is blood money?
Rates of dueling decreased in this Nimes religious group.
What are the French Calvinists?