But rather than simply stating that there are two worldviews in tandem, we try to show that the multimedia map presented above can be one-way of allowing different worldviews to communicate, to the benefit of the local population and professionals in risk management, such as scientific advisors and political actors.
Third, Obama and McCain really do have different "worldviews," to use Rick Warren's term.
In cultural theory, two dimensions are used for distinguishing between the different worldviews: the level of group pressure and the level of hierarchy.
Yet many great ideas that have advanced culture over the past centuries have emerged from a more connective space, in the collision of different worldviews and sensibilities, different metaphors and fields of expertise.
In addition, individuals who hold different worldviews have differing capacities to engage with the complexity and multidimensionality of human experience.
For Malaska, stages of qualitatively different modes of production, organising, economic systems, but also different worldviews and aspirations arise out of the needs created by the previous technological phase.
Indeed, the lines of fragmentation only begin here: beyond the increasing internal debate, al-Qaida and its local affiliates find themselves in direct contest with other, often more established Islamist groups with radically different worldviews and agendas, many of which now enjoy greater popularity because they are not so ready to spill the blood of their fellow Muslims.
With the book, Karim aspires to build a bridge for better uderstanding and acceptance of different worldviews.
Both men, coming from different worldviews, developed a keen sense of what separates great leaders from the rest.
Because of their different worldviews, millennials may appear to be generational chauvinists because they do not identify with the worn slice-and-dice categories upon which the MSM enjoys perseverating.
