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Codified mores are established social norms and values that have been formally written down and incorporated into laws or regulations. They reflect the moral standards of a society and guide behavior, often influencing legal systems. Unlike informal mores, which are unwritten and based on social customs, codified mores carry legal authority and can result in penalties for violations. Examples include laws against theft, assault, and other behaviors considered harmful to society.
Cultural mores are the essential and accepted customs, practices, and norms that govern behavior within a society. They often reflect the values and beliefs of a culture and dictate what is considered morally right or wrong. Violating these mores can lead to social sanctions or disapproval, as they play a crucial role in maintaining social order and cohesion. Unlike laws, mores are not formally codified but are deeply ingrained in social interactions and community expectations.
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Aldo Mores was born in 1983.
Pierre Mores was born in 1950.
Theocharis Mores died in 1992.
Theocharis Mores was born in 1927.
The word mores is not a word.
Mores are taboos. They usually have severe consequences and refer to societies standards of proper moral conduct. Incest, Rape and Murder are examples of mores, What?! Mores ("morays"), as in social mores, are standards, related to the word "morals." Social mores may dictate, for example, that acts of rape, etc. are wrong. Just check your dictionary.
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He was a painter and he invented mores code, dont know why
Chateau de Mores was created in 1883.