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worldview

noun as in beliefs about life

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She empathized with them, and without anthropomorphizing her subjects, she also saw just how closely chimps resemble you and I. It was that empathy, and her impulse to advocate for the wellbeing of the animals she studied rather than simply observing them, that so profoundly shaped my worldview, first as a young animal rights activist, and later as a feminist.

From Slate

Instead, they are framing the real-world stakes of each case in ways that allow the conservative justices to draw only one conclusion: the one that affirms their shared worldview.

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He would hold debates on campuses and became known for his combative style, inviting students to step up to the microphone and challenge his right-wing Christian worldview in front of a baying audience.

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Aria Daniella Clemente, H. Lorenzo’s visual merchandiser, designs the stores in a way that allows you to find yourself, to lock into a vibe, an aesthetic or a worldview that can inspire not just a purchase, but an entirely different way of living.

Young liberal women and young liberal men share a broader worldview about what a successful life looks like.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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