The Two Senses of Self-Esteem and Pride—Moral and Psychological

Self-esteem and pride, respectively, are a moral value and virtue. Both rest on the more fundamental attributes of psychological self-esteem and pride. The two kinds, moral and psychological, interact to produce the degree of self-respect or self-worth that we hold about ourselves.* Self-esteem in the moral sense means holding one’s self as one’s own highest value, which means never sacrificing

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