But this time, the bedrock under that worldview seemed to transmogrify into clay.
It would be more accurate to describe his jurisprudence as that of a platonic guardian, attempting to camouflage the imposition of his personal worldview under a thin veneer of "law".
In the same week that President Obama galvanized his base by endorsing same-sex marriage, Mr. Romney's message was that evangelicals could count on him to operate as president under "a common worldview," including his position that marriage should be between only a man and a woman.
Under this holism worldview, there is nothing opposite.
Swann, however, also feels that much of our knowledge as a species has been eradicated under a capitalist worldview, although fear of women and healers extends back centuries.
Extending beyond Chinese society, Confucianism justified and rationalized inequality in the traditional Chinese tributary system under the Tian-xia worldview (Qin 2010).
His books and short stories draw so heavily from his own life some have described his long prose as affectless, while countless others (most under 40) see his disconnected worldview as the freshest representation of life in the Internet age.
Adams believed there were darker forces at play, claiming the case "gave the public a glimpse of the racially discriminatory worldview" of the department under Obama.
While the historical culture of China aspired to Daoism, China's traditional worldview was simultaneously operated under a system of Confucian values (Bell & Metz 2011).
In a similar vein, he asserts that it is necessary to recover the "religious-philosophical worldview that is buried under the ruins of our theology and philosophy" (Dilthey 1960, 140).
