Two worldviews competed against each other on a global stage.
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Along the way, there have been challengers with different worldviews.
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Beneath the disagreement over climate risks is a disagreement over worldviews.
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Stone and Trump share remarkably similar worldviews and approaches to politics.
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Instead, there has been a break, a divergence of political worldviews.
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Consciously or unconsciously, choreographers have things to say, worldviews to express.
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But the larger clash of worldviews is as vital as ever.
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It is hard to imagine two Western leaders with more contrasting worldviews.
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A lot of this stuff is about cultural identity and people's worldviews.
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They're mismatched buddy cops from radically different backgrounds and with different worldviews.
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Must shape/be shaping worldviews in ways we don't fully grasp yet.
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But ultimately, these uncomfortable incidents expand their worldviews and strengthen their bonds.
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Today's political acrimony results from Americans' worldviews becoming married to their partisanship.
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They often find their worldviews out of sync with those around them.
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This training would require care providers to "rearrange" their worldviews, Flint says.
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We automatically have an easier time remembering information that fits our worldviews.
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Our individual positions are informed by life experiences, worldviews, values and priorities.
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As writers and artists, our broad and diverse worldviews are a blessing.
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Oscar de la Renta bounced between first ladies with diametrically opposing worldviews.
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We shared similar worldviews, often bonding over discussions about faith and current events.
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Understanding these cultural worldviews matters greatly in discussions over protecting places in nature.
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This is why Americans' worldviews now map so neatly onto their party identifications.
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The two groups have fundamentally different worldviews and ideological purposes, Jadoon points out.
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And when we use a gadget, we are inevitably affected by those worldviews.
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All were eager to explain how their schooling shaped their lives and worldviews.
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They also subscribe to broad ideological worldviews that prescribe stances on many issues.
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But even more than humor, the story is about a moment when worldviews collided.
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Usually, it is the other way around -- people adjust history to match their worldviews.
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Opposing worldviews have always existed in America (and probably since humans have been around).
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This massive "information gap" helps explain the dissonance between the Gordon and Musk worldviews.
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But were Prince's worldviews actually baffling, or are critics trying to stir up trouble?
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So we instinctively round out our worldviews with stories, myths, inherited assumptions, and speculation.
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So he looked to build relationships with these groups, despite their diametrically different worldviews.
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Godfrey-Smith says pain, hunger, thirst and other "primordial emotions" do not require worldviews.
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Once the general election campaign begins, it will truly be a choice between clashing worldviews.
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People being proud of their entrenched, opinion-based worldviews can go jump in a sewer.
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It is at this moment that we begin to consider the two worldviews outlined above.
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Candidates' lived experiences, policy expertise, and worldviews make this issue ripe for discussion and differentiation.
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PSL: This stands for PUASluthateLookism, an umbrella term for various subsets of incel-related worldviews.
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"The moral worldviews of humans have changed tremendously over the past few centuries," he said.
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There's no doubt the era we're born into matters a lot for forming our worldviews.
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In the '60s, rock 'n' rollers were not alone in wanting to articulate new worldviews.
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And older whites, who tended to have less dexterous worldviews, went to see their maker.
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Our inability to comprehend the past comes from taking current worldviews and projecting them backward.
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Adults have political worldviews and very few have the discipline to keep them entirely hidden.
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"Paying attention to the ways that claims makers like Jack Chick frame both their worldviews and the worldviews of their 'villainous' opponents, we must acknowledge that the boundaries of allegiance that define the culture wars are less stable than previously considered," Borer and Murphee conclude.
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They were articulate and thoughtful about how Alan's harrowing brush with death had changed their worldviews.
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But it is a fundamental conflict between two worldviews that must be resolved in short order.
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And so the final narrative product looks a lot like a promotion for cultish, nationalist worldviews.
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Do you ever think about how songs like this will shape the worldviews of young listeners?
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Rightist worldviews were held by just 2.4% of the population, down from almost 10% in 2002.
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In this game, he sees everyone as forming their own worldviews—their own self-created universes.
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Blacks, white evangelicals, and working-class whites are the groups most likely to have fixed worldviews.
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"This market has three camps, three groups of money managers with very different worldviews," Cramer said.
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If anything, our beliefs about matters of fact derive from those worldviews more than vice versa.
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How we casually convey meaning is a direct reflection of our geography, our networks, our worldviews.
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They are situated in the world, inheritors of particular socioeconomic conditions, worldviews, dispositions, and interpretive filters.
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Within the worldviews of these technopreneurs, the demarcations between the human body and technology are hardly discernible.
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The two worldviews -- loyalty to country versus loyalty to Trump -- have not worked well in close quarters.
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In fact, they often have surprisingly little in common, in terms of their interests, affiliations, and worldviews.
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Our research shows that Americans' preferences on all these issues turn on the same thing — their worldviews.
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The first topic was, of course, the coronavirus, and the candidates' arguments reflected their starkly different worldviews.
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Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden -- and starkly different worldviews -- are coming into sharper view.
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These activists and their worldviews have made significant inroads in mainstream politics in a relatively short time.
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Our static two-party system does not meet the needs and varying worldviews of our country today.
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And their worldviews and political orientations are not fixed as firmly as they will be later on.
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They symbolize principles, worldviews and mores that speak on behalf of the spaces in which they stand.
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But there are thoughtful versions of nationalism, worldviews I can respect even if I disagree with them.
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Surprisingly, it is not necessarily rebel groups with conflicting worldviews and ideologies that clash with one another.
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Rather, it's an argument about conflicting worldviews and readings of American power and ambitions for the Middle East.
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Does this in fact constitute a balance, that is, are these conflicting worldviews of equal validity or weight?
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"Meeting me and my roommate, who is also Muslim, I think it's changing my peers' worldviews," she says.
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The 2628 terrorist attacks on this country changed our laws, rights, economy, business practices, worldviews, spending and health.
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"Mystiform" experiences have been reported to shift worldviews, attitudes, mood, and behaviors for the better — sometimes dramatically so.
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It sprang from worldviews that amputated people from their own depths and divided them into simplistic, flattened identities.
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Indigenous worldviews make no distinction between ecocide and genocide, because all beings are related — human, animal, plant, river.
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Indigenous worldviews make no distinction between ecocide and genocide, because all beings are related — human, animal, plant, river.
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Reconciling those two worldviews seems almost impossible, but somehow the shape of an eventual settlement requires just that.
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In the news almost every day, we bear witness to the harmful, even deadly, effects of these narrowed worldviews.
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The flip side of enacting justified outrage at expressions of misogyny and other polarizing worldviews, he cautioned, is dehumanization.
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The pieces endeavor, sometimes successfully, to juxtapose their subjects' clean-cut Macklemore facades with their violent ethno-nationalist worldviews.
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But it gets at one of Daredevil's worldviews: that the violence in this world makes oppressive patriarchy seem safe.
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Their worldviews are shaped by their social positions and their deep beliefs, which are often both partisan and polarized.
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Common ground Many have criticized Luntz and Lakoff's framing techniques as responsible for entrenching Americans in their partisan worldviews.
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Different races can take on a wide variety of traits and characteristics that imply their own origins and worldviews.
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But the similarities between this figure and the paranoid worldviews and sadistic actions of our current policymakers are uncanny.
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We're both tech geeks, but our overlap went way beyond that, with us sharing identical first jobs, worldviews, everything.
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Foreign aid programs are often strongly bipartisan as members with divergent worldviews can support them based on various rationales.
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Rezaian will write for the newspaper's WorldViews blog, which focuses on international affairs, particularly as they intersect with Washington.
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They want them to weaken the EU, which Putin and Trump, in their zero-sum worldviews, see benefiting them.
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It's going to be a long and happy time before we have to return to our dimmer daily worldviews.
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When two worldviews that cannot coincide come into contact with one another, you can't help but watch sparks fly.
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You see everything in terms of race, and you see everyone who disagrees with your worldviews as a racist.
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The bigger picture here is the impossibility of disentangling our understandings of power, law, and process from substantive worldviews.
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As recently as 1992, Democratic and Republican voters included roughly equal numbers of those with fluid and fixed worldviews.
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But read the rest of "America the Beautiful," and you start to see where Trump and Moore's worldviews overlap.
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Survivors of violence against Jews describe the loss of loved ones; anti-Semitic political candidates defend their racist worldviews.
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And the US is now governed by two political parties with incommensurate worldviews, values, and aspirations for the country.
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The tension between the worldviews of Cage and Feldman immortalized in "Radio Happenings" is representative of the show's variety.
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Instead, this is the US acting on its own and stating that it and Russia have fundamentally clashing worldviews.
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But clear, stark differences in worldviews between elites and the masses — that's exactly what democracy was designed to avoid.
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"Facebook doesn't want to create a situation where certain worldviews are censored," Rakocz explained in an interview at Globes' offices.
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That'll range on different topics ... in conversation from different worldviews, but also with different emphasis on different kinds of topics.
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The AI pessimists and optimists may seem locked into their own worldviews, with little apparent overlap between their projected futures.
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Two American billionaires with extremely divergent worldviews are engaging in a quiet war of rhetoric about global health and development.
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There's also growing evidence that ingesting the drug can promote optimism and prosocial and mystical worldviews, and nurture well-being.
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But Soros and Koch are among the billionaires who have most directly leveraged their philanthropy to advance their respective worldviews.
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It demonstrates humility about our ability to understand the world, and compassion for worldviews that are different from our own.
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How might Mr. Edwards's experiences help him connect to today's athletes, and in what ways might their worldviews be different?
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Sure enough, people's assessment of the pope's credibility on climate varied depending on how much he reaffirmed their existing worldviews.
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And a bad rom-com too often isn't just a bad movie; it's also propping up some pretty toxic worldviews.
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Both exchanges get at one of Daredevil's worldviews: that the lawlessness of this world has made the patriarchy seem safe.
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When we look at other cultures we can see that they are attempts to square the circle of conflicting worldviews.
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But both sides, officials said, are determined not to let this first meeting devolve into a clash of competing worldviews.
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On another level, the preferences for the two stadium plans in the Los Angeles area amounted to a clash of worldviews.
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Those we consider having fixed worldviews have a greater need for closure which suggests a greater need to avoid cognitive dissonance.
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In fact, we tend to adopt the values and worldviews of the places, tribes, and cultures in which we are embedded.
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From the very beginning, Riekeles was fascinated with the background illustrations, which he says present large parts of the films' worldviews.
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To this end, the researchers designed a mathematical way of expressing two different "worldviews" that may be eventually coded into machines.
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Mr. Bolton's worldviews about the need to look and act tough mirror those of Mr. Trump — and this is very concerning.
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Two worldviews collided: the mantra of globalization that underpins the advance of technology and the nationalistic agenda of the new administration.
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Mr. Kerry's much-anticipated Middle East speech brought together four giant personalities representing two radically divergent worldviews in one momentous clash.
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Whereas some of Malick's previous films allow various worldviews to compete, this one is relentless—it demands aesthetic and moral submission.
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Now, the White House is conducting final round interviews with candidates seeking endorsements to ensure their worldviews align with the president's.
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It's better to analyze those worldviews, even or maybe especially if they clash, than to pretend there are none at all.
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I think the younger generation want to communicate with the older generation and hope (they) can understand their worldviews and life choices.
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As Nabeel Qureshi recently argued, sharing alternative worldviews with Muslims is one of the best methods to address the roots of terror.
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All of these distortions of reality tended to favor right-wing extremism and worldviews based on fear and suspicion of social systems.
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Organizers called for Poles to hold on to traditional Catholic values and reject the liberal worldviews of their neighbors in Western Europe.
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Where debate once elevated the best idea, student bodies are now presented slanted worldviews, denying them lessons in critical thinking, he said.
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Tony could discover in Pepper's absence that he feels drawn to a man who appreciates his banter and his rapidly shifting worldviews.
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Enclaves of the internet warped the worldviews of all of these men, convincing them of the primacy and purity of their rage.
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By the time students reach college, they're already "too immersed in their own worldviews" to be able to look at news objectively.
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While Whitmer longed for bipartisan unity and viewed it as a possibility, Sanders and Trump both have antagonistic, us-versus-them worldviews.
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According to Saynt, his team asks for social media profiles to get a better sense of a person&aposs hobbies and worldviews.
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Not surprisingly, Republicans in each camp have watched the White House for any hint of which of their worldviews ends up swaying Trump.
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Because political commentators used these blanket terms, I didn't realize the extreme variations between worldviews and political theories that that word could contain.
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On the plus side, I love it when movies engage with language, and the power it has to completely shape worldviews and paradigms.
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Because people's worldviews organize their whole life — not just the political part of it — a party identity defined by them produces intense conflict.
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This effort to appear socially conscious has cemented the notion that brands should have moral worldviews beyond selling things and take stances accordingly.
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But it also obviously speaks to a larger clash of worldviews between left and right over how health care overall ought to work.
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It's another engineered reality in which soothing words and attitudes conforming to their worldviews would be mirrored back at them by mindless robots.
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Trump had three opportunities in front of tens of millions of Americans to participate in an exchange of policy ideas and differing worldviews.
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As our news cycle continues to center on an increasingly autocratic US administration and worldviews become more insular, their fights cannot be ignored.
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We don't know that the students were indoctrinated by the university — the international students could have formed their worldviews in their home countries.
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McCain challenged the worldviews popular with the American president and his allies, saying previous generations would be surprised to see them become so normative.
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What would science look like if Black peoples' worldviews were genuinely, consistently valued in knowledge production processes that generate theories and frameworks for inquiry?
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump will enter the White House this week accompanied by a throng of advisers with equal authority and, often, warring worldviews.
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Rise and Fall attempts to retcon other cultures, worldviews and, values into a story that's always been shot-through with nationalist and colonial romanticism.
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Even shows that are remarkably progressive towards women, like Adventure Time and Steven Universe, are still framed by the worldviews of male leads. Hey!
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I say revolutions, plural, because Trump is a reminder that the 1960s happened in stages, with different figures and worldviews shaping its social shifts.
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For instance, thousands of teachers trained in the U.S. over the past few decades go on to inform the worldviews of millions of students.
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To understand how a potential employee thinks, you need to look at the place they hide their deepest, most perverse worldviews: their Twitter likes.
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They're not necessarily as exposed to worldviews that might not even be contradictory but might represent something different from their provincial cul-de-sac.
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Because of the basic dynamics of partisan politics, the resistance is dominated by progressive types who are instinctively alienating to people with conservative worldviews.
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"We are talking about young people who don't yet have full-formed opinions and worldviews," said Lindsay Schubiner, one of the manual's three authors.
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In short, his job is to be diplomatic — to figure out how to get a lot of powerful people with different worldviews to agree.
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Toomes and Peter's clashes are gorgeous flourishes of superhuman physics, power versus agility, speed versus brutality, and opposing worldviews: hardened jadedness versus restless optimism.
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Whether students continue their education, serve in the military or join the workforce, they will encounter people of all backgrounds, religions, lifestyles, beliefs and worldviews.
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Having spent years in academia -- at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Oxford University and Harvard Law School -- I encountered a wide range of worldviews.
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And it comes at a time when the public- and private-sector labor forces are diverging, in terms of their job protections, incomes and worldviews.
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But she is also a character that evolves and changes, pulled between two opposing worldviews, and it adds a human dimension to the entire storyline.
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Buddy comedies are often about opposing worldviews coming into conflict, until both sides come to realize there's some value in what the other side preaches.
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This made me wonder: How do liberal gentrifiers, like my friends and I, reconcile our worldviews with the reality of these behaviors and the consequences?
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The Ecstasy proposed that America's founding is so destructive, only the further destruction of ideologies, narratives, and worldviews can offer any unifying and constructive possibility.
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But too often in our deeply split political landscape, many readers and viewers reject these fact-based conclusions if they don't conform to their worldviews.
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For Huntington the clash of civilizations was primarily cultural, a struggle between the competing traditions and worldviews of the West, the Islamic world, and China.
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When these two candidates debated last weekend, it demonstrated that this race is now a battle between divergent and opposing worldviews of the coronavirus pandemic.
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People with more hierarchical but simultaneously individualistic worldviews are less likely to support gun control, and people of a communitarian, egalitarian bent are more likely.
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Americans are walling themselves off from those who may have differing political opinions or worldviews, and in turn, marinating in self-indulgence and self-reinforcement.
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In the meantime, impeachment has proven to be big business on Facebook — where politicians are taking out highly partisan ads consistent with their respective worldviews.
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Without benefit of flashback, you can see why Daniel and Mitchell attract each other and why they want to stay together despite their polarized worldviews.
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She lives with the family at the end of her third trimester, and their worldviews end up clashing, creating a totally new type of family.
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Using needlepoint, which is associated with grandmothers and the old-fashioned, Tam plays with outdated worldviews, depicting the separation and alienation that judgement and hierarchy produce.
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Our recent study shows that the foreign policy of lawmakers are shaped less by partisan identity than by one of three archetypal worldviews that transcend party.
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Dennis Baxley (R) sponsored the bill because he said that schools need to have the ability to teach "different worldviews," according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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The Oprah bandwagon betrays the extent to which social causes and identities — and the tribal feelings they inspire — have come to eclipse anything resembling philosophical worldviews.
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In an industry historically dominated by toxic masculinity, sexist frameworks of thinking and extreme gender imbalance, there's an opportunity to grow the inverse of these worldviews.
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We are restricted by what the software's designers thought we should be allowed to do, or what they assumed we want, based on their own worldviews.
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The ideological divide has been brewing for weeks inside the White House as a result of appointing a raft of top advisers with radically different worldviews.
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That theory says we repress our conscious and unconscious fear of death by generating feel-good worldviews and beliefs that keep the existential terror at bay.
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In a social media age where individuals curate news and streaming choices to reflect their political worldviews, respectful debate and civil dialogue has become a lost art.
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Surveys have shown that many Republicans and Democrats get their news from different news sources that often reinforce whatever preconceived opinions and worldviews news consumers already hold.
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And when the students are speaking to the people experiencing homelessness and learning from them, they hear personal stories and their worldviews are expanded as a result.
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Trained to collect reading material from a spectrum of perspectives, librarians curate collections that offer the full scope of worldviews, veting and fact-checking along the way.
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The high level of staff turnover, as well as the sharply divergent worldviews among the foreign policy principals, pushes the president in all sorts of different directions.
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To be profitable in a globalized economy, companies need access to the insights, experiences, and worldviews of the entire marketplace — not just a small percentage of it.
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Your friend who suggested the immunization party, well, they have some odd worldviews, but clearly they didn't know yet that COVID-19 could be deadly to anyone.
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It still presupposes there are only two fundamental worldviews, left and right, and that people's preferences and temperaments will align, neatly and self-evidently, somewhere between them.
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Because these preferences help to reveal people's worldviews — whether they think the world is a safe place to explore, or a dangerous place to protect oneself against.
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Yet another way to frame the difference: Yale psychologist Dan Kahan, whose cultural cognition work Ezra has written about before, divides worldviews along two dimensions, hierarchical vs.
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Given the political divide on climate change in the U.S., addressing this 21st-century threat will require creative thinking that recognizes different worldviews and "beliefs" in climate change.
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Of course, navigating the world of tech, with its unspoken dress code of hoodies and cheerily enforced 'culture fits' isn't always easy for those coming from other worldviews.
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Learning a language that is profoundly unlike English and is found in cultures and countries with beautiful different traditions can only work to expand my future students' worldviews.
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Both parties are made up of imperfect people who have very different worldviews yet who by and large are acting in what they believe is the public interest.
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Yet, as cosmic visions involving costumed, godlike figures, his works may have a deeper affinity with the animistic worldviews of much African art than it might superficially seem.
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Those with fixed worldviews voted 20043 to 1 for Trump over Hillary Clinton, and those with fluid world views backed Clinton by the same 3-to-1 margin.
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This year's Sundance, by contrast, underscores that when women receive real opportunities — serious money and institutional support — the pool of work expands, bringing new stories, styles and worldviews.
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While each of the erstwhile officials brought unique skill sets and worldviews to the Trump administration, all three appointments chafed against Trump's views and personality in distinct ways.
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We believe that these child-rearing ideas capture people's unreported worldviews — their deep-seated understanding of how the world works and what a good society ought to be.
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The funny thing is that conservatives spent years mocking the idea of "safe spaces," and yet that's exactly what their media has become — a safe space for their worldviews.
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That's where a difference in worldviews looms large: Existential risk researchers are extremely concerned with the difference between the annihilation of humanity and mass casualties that humanity can survive.
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But regardless of who you think is right, the fight actually reveals quite a lot about the fault lines of the primary — and the worldviews of the competing candidates.
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We have become a country of red and blue: a separatist mentality that replays "the people" as demographics, driving wedges between "races," classes, regions, genders, education levels, and worldviews.
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We need to permit ourselves the freedom not to claim all the answers as our own and the freedom to construct worldviews that contain the complexities of self-contradiction.
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"The more 'politics' continues to become a series of cultural skirmishes and less about policy, the more the two parties find it advantageous to represent different worldviews," he says.
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In this new clash of worldviews, we need a new generation of Roosevelts, Adenauers and Monnets, leaders who will take on orderism's challenge without lashing out at its adherents.
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Utah is a deeply red state with strong religious values, and it didn't have much of a taste for Trump or Steve Bannon's worldviews in the 2016 election cycle.
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Hope: So many of the students I teach do not seem, for the most part, to buy into the worldviews that inform the things I am most worried about.
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The call for blue-staters to cultivate empathy isn't about finding instructive truths in others' worldviews; it's about understanding their motivations well enough to persuade them to vote differently.
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The issue is especially thorny in high school and college classrooms, where young people can form deep attachments to the writers and artists whose works help shape their worldviews.
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Or are tensions so high, worldviews so different, issues so complex, and hostility so deep that real reconciliation — that would have to involve Iran's Sunni neighbors and Israel — impossible?
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We must unlearn the bad habit of embracing as true those pieces of information that confirm our biases, while dismissing as "fake news" anything that punctures our individual worldviews.
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They could meet their classes in the middle, and present introductory economics in a way that reflected their worldviews but was nonetheless accessible to a left-leaning student body.
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This is not to say that anti-Semitism or other paranoid worldviews are a new problem on the left, or that the Democratic Party has always handled them effectively.
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People's deeply ingrained worldviews about the relative safety of these dramatic social changes and the world around us, in general, evolved into the key pivot between Republicans and Democrats.
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But it is a statement of allegiance to specific identities and worldviews — ones that may not be able to accommodate sharing power with those who hold the opposite views.
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We do this not to endorse those actions or legitimize those words, but because engaging with people with fundamentally different worldviews can help us to become better public leaders.
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This is a clash of worldviews, an example of how Trump's extreme views on Islam and terrorism put him at odds with leading politicians of some of America's closest allies.
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It is a clash between the rustic and the Cartesian worldviews — the former has existed for centuries, the latter imposed after the 1789 revolution in the name of the Enlightenment.
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With similar worldviews, Pompeo and Bolton could forge a closer relationship with one another than their predecessors, potentially resolving the issue of competing power centers among Trump's foreign policy team.
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People all over the world can connect and share their passions and stories with less lag time than ever, promoting global worldviews that could prompt large-scale awareness and change.
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We are so accustomed to affirmation of our worldviews that when a contrasting view arises, it's buried under the voices that are louder, yet perhaps not as reasoned or profound.
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Here's what you need to know about the controversial tweet, Facebook's efforts to launch Free Basics in India, and the deeper clash of worldviews at the heart of this controversy.
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The coronavirus changed the debate The pandemic sweeping the globe dominated the discussion for large stretches of the debate and helped underscore the different worldviews held by Biden and Sanders.
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Here are analyses of the apocalypse and its aftermath through readings of "Avatar" and "The Walking Dead," of Batman and Captain America, as they reinforce centrist, liberal or conservative worldviews.
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These apps give them a chance to meet peaceful foreigners and engage them with their worldviews, and in some cases try to persuade foreigners of their right to rule Afghanistan.
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Leah Nanako Winkler's "Linus and Murray," in which Murray (Curran Connor), a shaggy canine rescue, and Linus (Debargo Sanyal), a slinky feline egotist, discuss their opposing worldviews in adjoining backyards.
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It is an unlikely partnership, given Mr. Trump's stated admiration for Marine Le Pen, the far-right populist whom Mr. Macron defeated in May, and the leaders' radically different worldviews.
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Liberalism can only truly tolerate belief systems that cohere with its vision of freedom, and will actively attempt to stamp out worldviews that it concludes are hostile to that ideal.
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All year long we worked to connect the worldviews that could lead to such opportunistic and shortsighted thinking 100 years ago with those we are seeing in the world today.
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In the past I've done work on conspiracy worldviews: how common they think conspiracies are or the degree to which they think the world is a place run by conspiracies.
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Caption: Charlie Jane Anders Tristan Crane In 2012 Charlie Jane Anders won a Hugo Award for her story "Six Months, Three Days," about a man and woman with fundamentally incompatible worldviews.
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On Wednesday, Sanders and Perez appeared with MSNBC's Chris Hayes for their first joint interview — and it didn't take long for Hayes to pry open the split in the politicians' worldviews.
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The problem manifests differently in every culture, and rooting it out would require altering millions of people's worldviews while making sure not to stomp out otherwise unique and valuable cultural beliefs.
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The American belief that massive bombing would dissuade the North Vietnamese from trying to unify their country betrayed a crippling inability to understand that others' worldviews might be different from theirs.
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The first is the idea that Trump has the ability to make foreign leaders -- particularly those with worldviews that are radically different than the United States -- to do what he wants.
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The fact that many of the people involved in debating how to manage this tension are undergraduates — who aren't always known for level-headed worldviews — makes the entire thing more complicated.
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Enslaved peoples were violently dehumanized and forced to serve settler colonialism, and all remaining ancestral worldviews and cultural innovations among their descendants exist in spite of ongoing attempts to destroy blackness.
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" Here is what he said about Reid: "It's clear that Harry and I have two very different worldviews, two different ways of doing things, and two different sets of legislative priorities.
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Consequently, those celebrities who do self-select into political engagement tend to be unusually interested in politics and, like professional pundits and other political elites, have fairly well-elaborated ideological worldviews.
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"Mondrian Guy and Expressionist Guy" (2005) is a small gouache with two figures — a slab of straight lines and a cloud of squiggles — that suggest artistic attitudes as well as worldviews.
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"These channels are getting an 8-digit number of YouTube views every month, and they are designed to stir up outrage, to feed existing worldviews, and to amplify fears," Burseg said.
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When you're talking about someone as dangerous to democracy as Donald Trump and the fucking knobs he's surrounding himself with who are more loyal than they are intelligent, these competing worldviews matter.
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Stephan Lewandowsky: Over the past 10 years or so that I've been doing this, the role of cultural worldviews and people's identification with their own culture has been realized more and more.
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In the post-Cold War era, however, that unifying principle has disappeared, and — without a suitable substitute — Turkish-American relations have become defined by diverging worldviews and a pervasive lack of trust.
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Guide: How to Be More Empathetic There are steps people can take to acknowledge their biases and to move beyond their own worldviews to try to understand those held by other people.
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And as different extremist groups connect online, they draw on one another's membership bases, tactics and worldviews, allowing membership in one group to become a gateway to other extremist ideologies as well.
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Although I've had a long career in tech as a director of communications, and I benefit from being surrounded by often progressive worldviews, the danger and the fear is still ever present.
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For over a decade, Mr. Lakoff has been arguing that "voters don't vote their self-interest, they vote their values," and that two distinct and often unspoken worldviews divide conservatives from progressives.
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Such a dispute, like a fight over executive privilege, likely would go directly to the Supreme Court, and the outcome could turn on the judicial and ideological worldviews of the justices. 6.
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Sometimes the variance in policy was because of differing temperaments or worldviews of key American officials, or the amount of attention those crises received on TV, but the outcomes were consistently modest.
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Such a strategy assumes Democrats can gain majorities simply by winning over people of color (a term that groups people of wildly varying backgrounds, incomes and worldviews), single women and the young.
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Rather, it stems from decades of fighting over first principles, historical grievances, and fundamentally contradictory worldviews — a visceral set of disagreements that limit cooperation even when they share significant immediate political interests.
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Directed by the Russo brothers, the architects behind Captain America: Civil War and Captain America: Winter Soldier, Infinity War slyly betrays Cap, presenting his and the Avengers' worldviews as naive and privileged.
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We cherry-pick data to fit our worldviews, prefer inaction to action, misunderstand nearly everything related to probability, and prefer decisions skewed in the direction of avoiding failure rather than achieving success.
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The downside of a social graph world has been the emergence of online narrow casting, whereby algorithms (or our own selection biases) limit our exposure to opinions that differ from our preferred worldviews.
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If you combine that distrust in the media with the rapid sophistication of fake-video technology, you get a general public that's deeply skeptical of anything that doesn't confirm to their existing worldviews.
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Set in the 224s, Crisis in Six Scenes stars Allen and Elaine May as a suburban couple whose worldviews are rocked when a younger flower child (Miley Cyrus) comes to stay with them.
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Metalheads like big-picture worldviews—because, firstly, vastness and cosmic law is epic and awesome, and secondly, because it applies a framework of undeniable logic to what are otherwise our jumbled, disappointing lives.
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Their speeches reflected two entirely different worldviews — not just on the question of which party had the better gun control proposal but even on what topic made sense for discussing the Orlando shooting.
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It was comparing a single facet of their worldviews, and arguing that adopting the same "clash of civilizations" narrative as ISIS helps Baghdadi spread his message of hate and his calls to violence.
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Other rights groups were equally critical, with the Association for Civil Rights in Israel saying the law was "intended to harm organizations that promote democracy and worldviews" that differ from the governing coalition.
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The only constant in Of Montreal's two-decade career is inconstancy: The band's ringleader, Kevin Barnes, tries out new musical theories at a radical clip, regularly discarding entire worldviews from album to album.
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The two countries haven't openly fought each other, but they back extremist groups around the Middle East who share their worldviews — and who are willing to fight, kill, and die on their behalf.
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And the two shows had one far larger thing in common: Thanks to the politics of their creative personnel, they became cultural shibboleths, shows that stood in for certain worldviews to many observers.
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The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history has put the contrasting worldviews of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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The phrase "Jacksonian" belongs to the foreign policy scholar Walter Russell Mead, part of a famous typology in which he divides American foreign policy tendencies into four worldviews: Hamiltonian, Wilsonian, Jacksonian and Jeffersonian.
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The truth is, there is likely not a simple solution to the problem of racist rhetoric, in no small part because the staying power of white nationalist worldviews is not attributable to speech alone.
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The answer is that the Covington videos are kind of Rorschach test, showing each side seeing what it wants to in a way that's more revealing about their own worldviews than the actual incident.
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Through this framing, the idea of choosing hope becomes both an existential act that affirms your humanity, and a form of resistance against cynical worldviews that dismiss hope as a powerful force for change.
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If Biden ends up facing Trump in the general election, much of their foreign policy disagreement will stem from the fact that they have diametrically opposed worldviews, of which NATO is just a piece.
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Rather than dive into the specifics, I want to pull the lens back a bit, because I also happen to think the Paris decision is a direct window into a profound contest of worldviews.
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Although legal systems in many developing countries were implanted during colonial times, nature's rights campaigns in Europe and North America represents a role reversal in which "eco-cratic" indigenous worldviews are enjoying a revival.
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We should learn from the depth of their cultures and variety of their worldviews, as well as from what they share -- fortitude in the face of white Americans' efforts to get rid of them.
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The movie is based on a novel by the popular Norwegian writer Jo Nesbo, whose intricately involved, atmospheric tales are far more complex — they have politics, themes and worldviews — than anything in this movie.
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Indeed, Miller suggests that Batman fighting Superman is the logical and inevitable endpoint of all superhero conflicts, and the friction between them and their competing worldviews is what defines all of comic book storytelling.
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For example, there are fundamentally different worldviews between Defense Secretary James Mattis and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, on one side, and White House adviser Stephen K. Bannon and his internal allies, on the other.
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In politics, we know that both versions of courage obtain: where individuals fear death but resist its counsels for the sake of their obligations, and where their obligations and worldviews extinguish their fear of death.
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The next era of the tech industry will be defined by which of these worldviews becomes dominant Brian: One big takeaway was that Apple has a lot of catching up to do in online services.
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Intertwined with Travieso's digital renderings are subtle nods to communist propaganda posters as well as classic children's animation, evoking the importance of both disappearing and emerging worldviews affecting, and affected by, the current political climate.
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Over the years I myself have made serious attempts to come closer to my Israeli neighbors, to form friendships and appreciate their worldviews, and many of my books have been translated and published in Israel.
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Young people today seem more likely to have their worldviews shaped by trips they have taken, or causes they have been involved in, or the racial or ethnic or gender identity group they identify with.
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It's a good way of bringing up the Iraq War, which he opposed and she supported, but it has the unfortunate effect of reducing the meaningful divide separating their worldviews into little more than a catchphrase.
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"It became clear over time that white people have extremely low thresholds for enduring any discomfort associated with challenges to our racial worldviews," DiAngelo wrote in an article outlining just what she means by the term.
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In a larger sense, the vote was also a fight between competing worldviews in the Donald Trump era: an inclusive version of what the US could become versus a privileged status quo resistant to transformative change.
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When people are part of organizations and face situations where they have to make difficult decisions, or even engage with people with different worldviews, they can become more tolerant and feel higher levels of political efficacy.
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Instead, it's the Avengers' diverse array of powers, character traits, worldviews and personal baggage coming into inevitable conflict, and in a way that it at least seems they would if, you know, this stuff was real.
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"As a kid we lived very rurally, at times even 'off the grid,' and I was exposed to indigenous worldviews, so the idea of an animate landscape was utterly normal to me," the artist tells us.
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In bestselling author Nicola Yoon's latest novel, The Sun is Also a Star, two teens that embody those different worldviews are forced re-evaluate what they believe in on a day that will change their lives.
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Just as we have seen with jihadist violence, it is not enough to stop those preparing physical attacks; we must also stop people and networks creating worldviews and value systems that allow violence to take root.
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It's easy to the sort of people that would likely gravitate to Huntsman's office — centrists with very un-Trump worldviews — becoming another source of the leaks about Russia that have bedeviled the Trump administration so far.
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And when they're getting information that's constantly being refuted or constantly being supported in their peer networks, they come to trust certain worldviews that get perpetuated in networks that are more similar than they are diverse.
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In other words, perhaps they can be reformatted to react with user behaviour, but against content, to transform social media platforms into ecosystems that stimulate the intersection of different worldviews rather than side-lining or concealing them.
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Finally, as Sabina Magliocco from the University of British Columbia's Department of Anthropology told us, anthropologists study the role of magic and magical thinking in the worldviews of cultures around the world, both Western and non-Western.
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The enormous destructive capability at his fingertips -- coupled with his ignorance of international affairs and disdain for diplomacy, his fetish for violence and dehumanizing worldviews, and his consistently ballistic tendencies -- has us balanced on the razor's edge.
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A pioneer of electronic sculptural art, he made a splash in 1960s and 1970s New York by bridging traditional Chilean worldviews with experimental communication technologies, in an attempt to rigorously critique Eurocentric views of Latin American identity.
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The goal of this video (as well as the subsequent video on Jerusalem) is to explore the lives and worldviews of Israeli settlers, giving a human face to this group that is usually talked about as a category.
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President Donald Trump and Pope Francis, two leaders with contrasting styles and differing worldviews, met at the Vatican City on Wednesday, setting aside their previous clashes to broadcast a tone of peace for an audience around the globe.
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A CNN review of the three senators' performances on their respective national security committees shines a light into their foreign policy worldviews and how they are building a national security portfolio ahead of the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign.
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This presidential election, while disturbing on many levels to most of us in academia, is more important a teaching moment, a chance to get students to explore their assumptions about the political process as well as their worldviews.
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Emily Johnson's Umyuangvigkaq, a free event that took place in the Ace Hotel's Liberty Hall, created an indigenous space that resulted in a positive discussion of Native and Aboriginal worldviews as they intersect with contemporary art and culture.
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The Bannon-Burke link consists of a friendly 2014 meeting, a few secondary connections and some broad commonalities between their respective worldviews — both in their way reactionary, nostalgic for the civilizational confidence of the Western or Catholic past.
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However, many Muslims also acknowledge that negative attitudes are held by a minority, and where this occurs it generally has little to do with Islam at all but rather stems from personal misconceptions and mistrust of different worldviews.
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The early accounts of the report suggest that it is likely to stoke the debate over the investigation without definitively resolving it, by offering both sides different conclusions they can point to as vindication for their rival worldviews.
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McCain, who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has often tried to position himself as a counterbalance to Trump's White House on matters of U.S. foreign policy, an area where the two men have widely divergent worldviews.
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As Mr. Smith cruises the middle of this high-art/popular-culture continuum, his ultimate tactic seems to be to show how painting can accommodate multiple ideas and worldviews, rather than what art's gatekeepers allow at a given moment.
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The pitch made on the stage was aimed directly at this group of voters, while missing the chance to reach women with moderately traditionalist worldviews, lower-income people who really need help from an activist government, and unmarried parents.
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The worldviews are simplifications ("intended to be suggestive and evocative," in Mead's words), and they inevitably frustrate many scholars; nonetheless, they remain a useful way of thinking about how, in our imperial era, American foreign policy tends to work.
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When Hydra unleashes its coup, including the reemergence of Bucky Barnes as the world's most efficient killing machine, the two have to rely on one another despite their disparate worldviews and how they see the people within that world.
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Those patterns could be anything from the liquor they kept in their desk drawers to the women they slept with to the larger worldviews that kept them anchored to their own pasts — and, more often than not, ensured they sank.
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WASHINGTON — Under a fresh cloud of overseas violence, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton traded wins with their chief rivals on Tuesday and attacked each other's worldviews as the 2016 presidential contest turned into a clash of would-be commanders in chief.
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Although politics may not stop at the edge of our waters, there is an opportunity for members of the next Congress with different worldviews and from different parties to unify around key foreign policy issues important to the American people.
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A snapshot in time, spanning four months ending in February 2019, it offers an in-depth look into online incitement by neo-Nazis, white supremacists, separatists, racists, fascists and other groups and individuals of similar worldviews in the United States.
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What these two mathematically defined worldviews do, Venkatasubramanian said, is govern how computers judge observed phenomena (like the IQ test scores) and how accurately they map to what you want to eventually decide—who is most qualified for an academic scholarship.
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" Even more important, when it comes to taking liberal or conservative positions on issues of race, immigration, Islam and so forth, voters whose worldviews are midway between the fixed and fluid "are more like the fixed than they are the fluid.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel — estranged by widely diverging temperaments, worldviews, leadership styles and visions of Europe — had a breakthrough of sorts just before their brief meeting on the eve of the Group of 20 conference in Hamburg on Thursday night.
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Movies about the CIA's torture program, embezzlement on local and global scales, the death penalty, and anti-immigrant sentiment were among the festival's most buzzed-about titles, alongside one particularly prominent entry that, in the end, exposed the emptiest of worldviews.
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Now TV is a tidal wave of content that often reminds us how frightening life can be, and the clashing worldviews displayed by powerful news networks never let us forget there is no shared reality we can all agree upon.
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It also gives the movie a fascinating yet low-key narrative tension, as Diana and Steve try to carry out a spy mission while operating under radically different worldviews: he wants to stop a German weapons program, she wants to stab a god.
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Not that I have seen the light, have shifted worldviews, or have adopted any of these beliefs, but rather that I know more about what others believe, and I feel a bit more of the fabric of how and why conspiracy theorists operate.
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" Bauerlein describes the increasingly common practice of treating students as customers who are always right, rather than offering new perspectives that might expand their worldviews: "If mentors are so keen to recant their expertise, why should students strain to acquire it themselves?
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The sociologist at Stony Brook University has written extensively about masculinity, and just dropped a new book, Healing from Hate: How Young Men Get into—and Out of—Violent Extremism, that explores the process by which young men latch onto fringe worldviews.
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But even after Trump's scandalous week in Europe, there is still a better explanation for his apparent hostility towards Europe and affection for Putin: Trump and Putin have similar worldviews and political temperaments, and thus see eye to eye on many things.
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West and Coates have divergent intellectual styles and political worldviews, but each draws from an intellectual tradition that King held up as a shield to protect people of color and Malcolm X wielded as a sword to defend them from racial brutality.
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All of which is to say that both Girls and Duck Dynasty became political shorthand precisely because talking about them as being representative of political worldviews is an easy way to engage with politics without really engaging with the results of politics.
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"Anastasia" the musical, which features a book by the acclaimed playwright Terrence McNally and songs by the Tony-winning team of Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens (who all collaborated on "Ragtime"), shifts between the worldviews of both inspirations, while pretending there's no disconnect.
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In bringing Ms. Kelly to NBC, Andrew Lack, the chairman of the news division, is adding a journalist schooled in the preferences and worldviews of the conservative Americans who helped elect Mr. Trump, and whose anger so many news organizations failed to appreciate.
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But whereas most trash art seeks to prick the viewer's conscience with evidence of human wastefulness, Artist is more interested in digital waste's own "being," in a manner that calls to mind Object-Oriented Ontology, a recent strain of philosophy that rejects human-centric worldviews.
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A muddled chain of command, differing worldviews and staff spats can cost a fortune in business and wreak havoc on a campaign, but in an administration the negative outcomes are far more severe -- particularly on issues of national security, multiple White House veterans cautioned.
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The film isn't concerned so much with delineating between good and evil — Lupita Nyong'o's Nakia, one of the film's heroines, has a worldview adjacent to Killmonger in terms of Wakanda's isolationism — as it is making clear the circumstances that have shaped these characters' worldviews.
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The Epoch Media Group, along with Shen Yun, a dance troupe known for its ubiquitous advertising and unsettling performances, make up the outreach effort of Falun Gong, a relatively new spiritual practice that combines ancient Chinese meditative exercises, mysticism and often ultraconservative cultural worldviews.
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The way he changed my worldviews, like whenever he had to push back at idiots in school who got at him because of his effeminate mannerisms; he really helped me forget my own idiocy on what I thought a man was supposed to look like.
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What ties its wildly diverse elements together is a visual style of burdened entanglement that overloads the specific intentions and functions behind contemporary art, magical charms, sorcerers' amulets, witchy spells, spiritual worldviews, psychic theories, Christian religious beliefs, African community healers, and other indigenous cultural habits.
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" She sums up years of "comparing the fluid aesthetics of ecosystems and the rigid aesthetics of engineered environments," both through research and personal experience, with this simple (but chilling, if you think about it hard enough) thought: "aesthetic ingredients embody social values and worldviews.
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In this urban world of scarcity and constraints, Germany's Kleingärten have turned from symbols of conformity into places of individuality, creation and empowerment — and, at least at Bornholm I, a place where people with very different backgrounds and worldviews can labor side by side.
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Because of Pompeo&aposs and Trump&aposs overlapping worldviews — their bellicosity toward Iran and opposition to the 2015 nuclear deal, unequivocal support for Israel, and stated commitment to fighting terrorism — diplomats hoped the State Department might be more empowered than it had been under Tillerson.
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In Square Octagon Circle, we start off with the thing we want to discover, but we can't get to it because every detail is shaped by layers of interpretations about different cultures, religions, and worldviews, including our own assumptions about the mysterious final object of investigation.
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Attempting to reconcile her conflicting worldviews, in 2002, Garbers attended a class at the University of Minnesota on women, religion, and spirituality and learned about a 1993 Christian women's conference called Re-Imagining, where women preached, used feminine pronouns for God, and insisted upon LGBTQ inclusion.
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But what any commander-in-chief needs most -- especially in these challenging times -- is a secretary of defense who can speak truth to power, who can challenge his thinking, and who can marshal the moral fiber when needed to move those worldviews into a better place.
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"The number of Black women seminarians and doctoral students reached a critical mass and began to insist that the religious worldviews and insights of Black women were important to the life of the church and the health of the academy," Dr. Townes wrote in her email.
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" The differences between Andreas's parents include their sociopolitical worldviews, and that is one of his father's great fears: "When my brothers took my mother's side against my father in disputes both political and personal… I was his last hope for his dream of a traditional family life.
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It's the sort of mix that shows they're willing to rethink their perspectives and worldviews, underscored most evidently by a remix of "Complet Brouillé," courtesy of the Hungarian duo Khidja, who give an ecstatic energy to the bleak track—it kicks the whole mix into a strange momentum.
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Part of what captivated me about the show (and the books it was based on) was its political realism: The nuanced motivations of the Seven Kingdoms' leading players, the mundane workings of the Small Council, and the long history of Westerosi conflict and how it shaped the protagonists' worldviews.
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" Trying to reconcile these divergent worldviews will be the main task of coming years, as Mr. Johnson appeared to recognize when he declared in a speech to the nation Friday evening: "Our job as the government, my job, is to bring this country together now and take us forward.
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They give rise to the fundamental attribution errors that Vandehei and others make when they ascribe political fractiousness entirely to partisan ossification and personal failure, rather than to two parties attempting, however imperfectly, to advance the interests of their supporters (and, yes, donors) in ways that align with their worldviews.
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The latter didn't always take the form of explicit fact-checking, but it did allow the actual discussions between Clinton and Trump to focus on each other's records and worldviews, and established a shared factual basis for the proceedings that came from neither candidate and which undecided viewers could accept.
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Activist campaigns from the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition to the Guerilla Girls and more recently LaTanya Autry and Mike Murawski's "Museums Are Not Neutral" and MTL+'s "Decolonize This Place" tell it plainly: America's encyclopedic museums originated from worldviews not that different from those of today's white supremacists and nationalists.
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But unlike many of the textbooks used in Chinese medicine schools in the West, Dr. Unschuld's works are monuments to the art of serious translation; he avoids New Age jargon like "energy" or familiar Western medical terms like "pathogens," seeing both as unfair to the ancient writers and their worldviews.
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As Marc Hetherington and I explained in our 2009 book, "Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics," one of the key dynamics underlying the growing political chasm in the United States over the past generation has been the sorting of people with very different worldviews into the two major political camps in America.
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There are many who simply hate vegans when they feel that veganism challenges their worldviews and habits on the basis of ethics and morality, and they try to shut down veganism out of defensiveness, instead of opening their hearts and minds to the possibility of living compassionately and nonviolently with other animals.
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Instead of such a tempering of both worldviews, though, we seem to be headed in the opposite direction — toward a world where the parties are polarized by gender and the two moralistic programs, feminist and conservative, are therefore seen as just the expression of each sex's interests as pitted against the other.
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"What is new this time around is the scale and the spread... suggesting there was a hungry audience looking for superficially believable claims that can be used to reassure themselves that their worldviews are not countered," said Ketan Joshi, a communications consultant currently writing a book on climate change denialism in Australia.
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After all, the president-elect's inner circle is made up of mostly family and loyalists — ethics experts are no doubt settling in for a long four years — while many of Donald Trump's Cabinet members bring with them draconian policies and worldviews (see here, here, here, and here) that seem more Westeros than Western civilization.
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Similar bridges have been built across parties and worldviews on the threats posed by American competitors, as evidenced by bipartisan support in Congress to reform rules addressing national security vulnerabilities arising from foreign investment, proposed new sanctions legislation to deter Russian interference in American elections, and major reforms to United States development finance policy.
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In his 1957 essay "The White Negro" for Dissent magazine, Norman Mailer examined beatnik culture, posing the theory that to be a hipster was to be a white American who adopted black culture, worldviews and music as an act of rebellion against capitalist greed, wartime violence and the ever-present specter of nuclear war.
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For those women, it might come as no surprise to consider that as recently as this year, federal courts have been called upon to adjudicate pregnancy discrimination cases; in 73, UPS lost a pregnancy discrimination case before the Supreme Court (in a decision that united Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Samuel Alito, two justices with very different judicial worldviews).
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In an email to me, Hetherington said that in their book he and Weiler will describe "people on opposite sides of the divide as having a fixed or fluid worldview:" Those with a fixed worldview tend to see "American Carnage," while those with fluid worldviews see the world as a big, beautiful place that is safe to explore.
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He wrote an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal this week that captured a dynamic that I think Democrats haven't fully absorbed: While many voters see Republicans as economic elites who don't care about workers, many of these same voters think Democrats are cultural elites who don't share their patriotism and don't respect different worldviews.
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Many of the historical concepts that students will engage with in the post-1450 world will appear without an origin story that would allow them to contextualize a broad understanding of previous technologies, trade networks, diseases, engagements in slavery, ideologies, religions, and worldviews that far preceded the European "Age of Discovery" in the mid-fifteenth century.
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The thing about assimilation, you see, is that the people most anxious about it tend to believe that there are some people who simply aren't assimilable — whether because they're not evolved enough (per early-20th-century eugenicists), or because their cultures and worldviews are simply irreconcilable with American views of freedom and achievement (per early-21st-century "anti-Sharia" activists).
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That America has so readily bought into the myth of Silicon Valley as this weird Robin Hood/Walt Disney hybrid is an indictment of a lot of things, chief among them the way our politics have spawned an increasingly toothless public sector, which is in turn used to justify apps and laws and worldviews that consider unions to be archaic and cab drivers to be rubes.
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In Seattle, take away the non-native sports heroes and historical examples of Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix, and the reigning Seattle avatars are Bill Gates, Rick Steves, Jeff Bezos, and now, apparently, Macklemore: well-intentioned yet periodically exploitative or appropriative white dudes whose worldviews and politics have been shaped, in no small part, by living in a place surrounded by people who look and act very much like them.
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In a way, the inversion of the original Amityville's opening tells us everything we need to know about The Conjuring 2: It's not just a horror film, but a look at what horror films feel like from within — from the perspectives of a few true believers whose worldviews are so shaped by their faith in the paranormal that sometimes they can drag other people into the madness with them.
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Hetherington and Weiler argue that the answers to questions about the four childhood traits reveal "how worldview guides a person in navigating the world," as Hetherington put it in his email: Not only do the answers to these questions explain preferences about race, immigration, sexual orientation, gender attitudes, the projection of military force, gun control, and just about every "culture war" issue, people's worldviews also undergird people's life choices.
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