Worldview
Your sub-culture and choices.
30 Phil, Chapter 7, Heraclitus, Touchstone 17: Worldview.
A worldview is your current knowledge, perspectives, beliefs, and values, which evolves with experience and influences your interpretation of reality and self. Your worldview is comprised of all the frameworks you’ve embraced, and a good place to start your exploration is with the three major ones: language, religion, and philosophy. They give it structure, and your schemas thread through them, acting as filters for how you perceive reality.
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A worldview is the lens through which you see reality, yourself, and other people. It is made of your personal language, religion, and philosophy.
Subject: Worldview.
A worldview is the evolving structure of knowledge, beliefs, values, and perspectives that shapes how you interpret reality and yourself. Your worldview is your personal language, religion, and philosophy. It is not just a list of opinions.
What are three major frameworks that shape worldview?.
Answer. Language, religion, and philosophy..
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