world-view

• “Most of all, though, the work is unified by its relentless focus on Deutsch's world-view, which is so novel that even a book so sparklingly clear in both its prose and its conception is, at times, quite confusing.”

  The New Yorker

• “So while it isn't hidden in the quotes previous, as it seems it's wide spread, I'd think the world-view would still be applied to anyone that isn't in their group.”

  kateelliott: Sotomayor

• “This quote, snagged from Talking Points Memo, so perfectly encapsulates the world-view of its type that I feel obliged to reproduce it here.”

  Sotomayor

• “Beck responded that this world-view leads to death camps.”

  The Huffington Post: MJ Rosenberg: Top Jewish Historian on Glenn Beck's Jewish Problem

• “Yet the cop world-view and tribal vision are not that far apart: "In my culture we don't believe in coincidence," Kella says.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When Trouble Cascades

• “And there is one unadorned, unambiguous statement for you, which, more effectively than a hundred blogposts of mine, defines the moral world-view of those we fight. posted by Dr. Dawg at 2: 02 PM”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “Our opposition generates, in dialectical fashion, discursive expressions of our values and world-view that resonate among us, and, at least ideally, offer the potential of more than talk.”

  Archive 2009-10-01

• “The Globe editorialist slams the boycotters '"one-sided world view," but the editorial takes a pretty one-sided world-view of its own: free expression must be reserved, it seems, for those on the pro-Israel side of things.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “Nothing must disturb the world-view of any pro-Israel student, lest he or she suffer a mental bruise.”

  Archive 2009-02-01

• “How that came to be sacrilegious would entail exploring the recipient's world-view, his/her place in society, etc.”

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