As linguistic categorization emerges as a representation of worldview and causality, it further modifies social perception and thereby leads to a continual interaction between language and perception.

For example, worldview of causality as uni-directional, cyclic, or spiral generates a framework of the world that reflects these systems of causality.

A uni-directional view of causality is present in some monotheistic views of the world with a beginning and an end and a single great force with a single end ( e. g., Christianity and Islam ), while a cyclic worldview of causality is present in religious traditions which are cyclic and seasonal and wherein events and experiences recur in systematic patterns ( e. g., Zoroastrianism, Mithraism and Hinduism ).

He says that the worldview of MVAH is closer to the reality described by 20th century physics, which challenged the reductionist materialist worldview by finding that quantum mechanical phenomena contradict the idea of solid matter, that causality is less definite, that material existence is connected in unexpected and nonlocal ways, and that a reductionist view is untenable at the quantum level.

A worldview of free will leads to disciplines that are governed by simple laws that remain constant and are static and empirical in scientific method, while a worldview of determinism generates disciplines that are governed with generative systems and rationalistic in scientific method.

While contemporary conventional medicine has distanced itself from the less reductionistic and more vitalistic approach of traditional medicine, some areas of complementary medicine continue to espouse various guises of vitalistic concepts and worldview.

A third alternative is that the worldview approach is only a methodological relativism, that it is a suspension judgment about the truth of various belief systems but not a declaration that there is no global truth.

Fields of activity included study of prehistory and ancient history ( directed by Wilhelm Jordan, who led excavations in the region ), study of medieval history and folklife ( directed by Karlernst Lasch from March 1935 ), build-up of the " Library of the Schutzstaffel in Wewelsburg " ( directed by Dr. Hans Peter des Coudres ), and strengthening the National Socialist worldview in the village of Wewelsburg ( directed by Walter Franzius, this included such work as renovation of a timbered house in the center of the village of Wewelsburg — the " Ottens Hof "— between 1935 and 1937 for use as a village community center ; Franzius also undertook various other architectural tasks ).

Others, compiling and categorizing these writings in various ways, form the consolidated worldview as articulated by that religion, philosophy, social science, etc.

In the tenth chapter, " This-Worldly, Otherworldly ", Wilber describes various attempts to repair modernism's fractured and flattened worldview, especially Schelling's existential idealism.

Regardless of whether thought strongly shapes language and culture or vice versa, the worldview map of the world would likely be closely related to the linguistic map of the world.

In the Aristotelian worldview, the celestial world tended towards perfection — bodies in the sky seemed to be perfect spheres moving in perfectly circular orbits — while the earthly world seemed destined to imperfection ; these two realms were not seen as related.

* A closely related meaning refers to the worldview of a person, place, or time, as in " The Declaration of Independence was written in the spirit of John Locke and his notions of liberty ", or the term zeitgeist, meaning " spirit of the age ".

* The Graphic Guide to Conservatism: a visual primer on the conservative worldview / Olivier Ballou.

Although the LPF was established post-9 / 11, Fortuyn had already developed a worldview based on the " clash between civilizations ", namely between " modernity " and Islam, or Western society and Islamic culture.

Christian hip hop ( originally Gospel rap, also known as Christian rap, Gospel hip hop, or holy hip hop ) is hip hop music characterized by a Christian worldview, with the general purposes of evangelization ( Christian mission work ), edifying members of the church and / or simply entertaining.

" The content of a movie is evaluated for acceptability based on its " dominant worldview " ( Biblical, Christian, Environmentalist, Humanist, Romantic, Socialist, Homosexual, False Religion, New Age / Pagan, etc.

) and on secondary elements, ( hints of worldview, foul language, violence, sex, nudity, alcohol, smoking / drugs, miscellaneous immorality, or miscellaneous philosophical or theological problems ).

This worldview is then put to use in legitimating claims of acting in ' good-faith ' or within / according to ' The rules ' ( said ' rules ,' of necessity, formulated, accidentally or otherwise, to admit more than one interpretation ) when such actions are confronted by moral challenge.

Rather they represent or construct versions of reality mediated by the ideologies or values or worldview of the composer ( and indeed the reader / viewer / listener, Representations are textual constructions.

After being asked to write about their own death ( vs. a neutral, non-death control topic, such as dental pain ), and then following a brief delay ( distal, worldview / self-esteem defenses work the best after a delay ... see Greenberg et al.

The idea of defining / not defining it through several overlapping ideas ( anti-theses ) is appropriate to post-modern feminist ideals of a fluid worldview rather than a rigid binary oppositional view and reflects the diversity of theoretical positions in contemporary feminism.

The college is known for its emphasis on sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ, its emphasis on Biblical inerrancy, and its emphasis on teaching students to view all academic disciplines through a Christian worldview.

A final affiliation must be mentioned in order to contextualize ICS Toronto in a worldwide movement for Christian higher education, where often a primary task is the fostering of teachers for the elementary and secondary levels-whereas ICS, while it includes a senior member of philosophy of education and a program for school teachers seeking graduate studies in Christian worldview, places more emphasis on preparing Master's of Arts in Philosophy and PhD-level graduates to teach in colleges and universities, as well as in many other disciplines, or for entrance into a more activist profession.

One approach was to reengage the academy bringing a distinctly Christian worldview to bear on disciplines such as history, philosophy, science, literature, art and law.

* Caron defines a broader field of a female worldview of the sacred that also incorporates non-feminist approaches to thealogy.

Scientific discoveries, such as the theory of relativity and quantum physics, drastically changed the worldview of scientists, causing them to realize that the universe was fantastically more complex than previously believed, and dashing the strong hopes at the end of the 19th century that the last few details of scientific knowledge were about to be filled in.

State propaganda initially used the appeal of scientific rationalism to argue that Falun Gong's worldview was in " complete opposition to science " and communism.

" A polarized depiction was created where the scientific worldview represented by Marxist-Leninism was legitimized as " moral and truthful ," while the Falun Gong discourse was " evil and deceptive.

* Neal Stephenson's series The Baroque Cycle ( Quicksilver, The Confusion, and The System of the World ), published in 2003 and 2004, deals with the rise of the scientific worldview and the beginnings of modern capitalism in late-17th-and early-18th-century Europe.

Scientism is a term used, usually pejoratively, to refer to belief in the universal applicability of the scientific method and approach, and the view that empirical science constitutes the most authoritative worldview or most valuable part of human learning to the exclusion of other viewpoints.

He suggests that the scientific worldview is distinguished from a magical one by the scientific method and by skepticism, requiring the falsifiability of any scientific hypothesis.

' Erasmus Darwin, Herbert Spencer and the origins of the evolutionary worldview in British provincial scientific culture ', Isis 94 ( 2003 ), 1 – 29

The worldview is typically more compatible with mainstream scientific thought on the issues of physics, chemistry, geology and the age of the Earth, in comparison to young Earth creationism.

In the scientific worldview immediate experience is replaced by theoretical constructs.

Alfred North Whitehead incorporated a scientific worldview into the development of his philosophical system similar to Einstein ’ s Theory of Relativity.

German Romantic intellectuals were defending the scientific superiority of a humanistic worldview with the inner nature and sensitivity of man at its center.

Much later, the scientific discipline of anthropology would formalize the methods of ethnography as a scientific research strategy for documenting the beliefs, behavior, social roles and relationships, and worldview of another culture, and for explaining these factors with reference to the logic of that culture.

He has a rational, scientific worldview that rejects vague ideas about spirituality and seems grounded in evidence and deductive reasoning.

The ICR adopts the Bible as an inerrant and literal documentary of scientific and historical fact as well as religious and moral truths, and espouses a Young Earth creationist worldview.

Religion, Siad Barre said, was an integral part of the Somali worldview, but it belonged in the private sphere, whereas scientific socialism dealt with material concerns such as poverty.

The first test of a scientific worldview is logical self-consistency and the evolutionary-ecological worldview passes that test.