In other words, the disagreement over Iraq is not only over specific policy choices but underlying worldviews.
In a recent book called "If You Can Read This: The Philosophy of Bumper Stickers," he not only thinks about bumper stickers but takes them seriously, evaluating the underlying worldviews they express.
For people whose personalities and underlying worldviews prefer more stability and less change, this can't help but be unsettling.
In the end, then, this survival instinct for tribal solidarity makes the whole fight about climate change an unwinnable battle over underlying worldviews, and counterproductively leaves us further from progress and solutions, and less safe.
These statements indicate an underlying worldview on the need of a specific social issue which they plan to address.
Euro-centrism - a worldview which centres and places overemphasised importance on the West - reinforces its supremacy through actions like these.
Le Nouvel Observateur shares Le Monde's center-left worldview, which is reassuring to the newspaper's journalists.
In the Arias worldview, which can be glimpsed via a wormhole in Lower Manhattan, they are one and the same.
Central to most of these antinomian movements and ideologies is a wholesale rejection of the scientific worldview, which is depicted as alienating and dehumanizing.
This insight undermined the ancient worldview, which found its perfect representation in tragic drama, where characters bring about their own ruin because they are fated to do so.
