This emphasis on benevolent rulership, expressed in numerous bronze inscriptions, was both a reaction to the collapse of the Shang dynasty and an affirmation of a deep-rooted worldview.
But the two men, both Democrats, share a deep progressive worldview and, it turns out, an antipathy toward the controversial policing tactic of stop-question-and-frisk, which Mr. Soros described in a statement as "demeaning".
The conflicting statements ultimately result in the adoption of a religious perspective since students are coming to science classes after they have formulated a deep religious worldview.
Research on the theory of Cultural Cognition has found that our views on issues of the day are in fact only reflections of deeper worldviews about the basic way we prefer society to operate.
It's tempting to condemn this dismissal of women's success as deliberately hostile but the trend actually reflects a deeper, more insidious worldview: the media simply does not take women and our triumphs -- particularly in sports as -- seriously as those of men.
Yet in other parts of our lives, art and design play important roles: they stimulate new ideas and connect people to their experiences and to each other at a deeper level, while affecting our worldview as we evolve our cognitive models.
That was the subversive element of Bridget Jones – her every pratfall built a deeper collective bond and made a narrow, judgmental, me-first worldview more absurd, more laughable, more impossible to maintain.
Please note that neither Gramsci nor I are talking about formal mechanisms of consent, such as elections, but a deeper consent of the rulers and the ruled sharing a common worldview.
Generally, post-conventional worldviews can be described as the mental capacity to reframe problems with a deeper understanding of context, systems and consequences of actions over longer time frames.
It is an axiom, a principle, a worldview.
