They help shape perspectives on how to include information about the Nuremberg trials into a framework for the classroom, whether to choose more gender-neutral language on the history of women's voting rights, how to explore climate's role in a society, or whether "imperial" is an apt word for U.S. economic policy.
Even in our supposedly globalized world, place still shapes perspective, and the fact that most American political writers live in just two metropolitan areas tends to cramp our ability to see the world entire.
Not surprisingly, the roles they assume with respect to the condition exert a powerful influence in shaping their perspectives.
Professional experience played a key role in shaping doctors' perspectives.
This "physician bias" may be due to psychiatrist's clinical experiences of trying to treat those who are most ill, do not recover fully or relapse frequently, ultimately shaping their perspectives on mental illness, recovery and patient care [ 10].
Many educational outcomes defy quantification because, done well, great teaching and learning enlarge intellect beyond the rote regurgitation of facts on bubble sheets, shape perspectives on the human condition, illuminate ethics and values, promote research and exploration to discover new knowledge that can actually change the way people live, communicate and thrive.
In the post, Sandberg noted her own experience as a mother and the "nightmare" surrounding the unexpected death of her husband in shaping her perspective.
Our thematic analysis of individual and joint interviews conducted in 2010 and 2011 with 44 couples suggested that broader contexts of social and economic inequalities profoundly shaped partner perspectives of sex work.
As a former foreign correspondent with The New York Times, Hedges helped shape the perspectives of the American public for many years.
