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worldview

Or world view

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noun

  1. a comprehensive conception or philosophy of the universe and of humanity's relation to it.

    By examining certain foundational elements, we can unpack the concepts that dictate each individual’s worldview.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of worldview1

First recorded in 1845–50; translation of German Weltanschauung
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Rhys has been subjected to Shane’s rants for years, and distills his son-in-law’s worldview down to this: “a Satanic liberal orthodoxy whose end goal was to subsume good Christians like Shane into an immoral, one-world socialist nightmare in which people pooped in the wrong bathroom.”

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These claims rely on unsupportable logic, but more importantly, they reveal a deeply troubling worldview.

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They reflect the Trump administration’s carefully constructed worldview, in which the powerful and wealthy count and working-class Americans do not.

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In 2018, he said his worldview shifted.

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It's clear that he hasn't read much about history, philosophy, or politics and developed his political worldview in an online intellectual silo, like so many other people who are temperamentally drawn to the right.

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