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world view

/ˈwɜːld vjuː/

Traduction: Perspective globale ou ensemble de croyances à travers lesquelles une personne ou un groupe interprète le monde et sa place dans celui-ci, englobant des aspects philosophiques, culturels et idéologiques.

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/ˈwɜːld vjuː/C1formal
  • frPerspective globale ou ensemble de croyances à travers lesquelles une personne ou un groupe interprète le monde et sa place dans celui-ci, englobant des aspects philosophiques, culturels et idéologiques.

A comprehensive perspective or set of beliefs through which an individual or group interprets the world and their place in it, encompassing philosophical, cultural, and ideological dimensions.

  1. Personal philosophyB2formal

    A comprehensive set of beliefs, values, and assumptions through which an individual or group interprets the world and their place in it.

    frvision du monde

    • Her world view was shaped by her travels across different continents.
    • The book explores how different cultures develop their unique world views.
    • His world view changed dramatically after studying philosophy.
  2. Cultural perspectiveB2formal

    The overall perspective from which one sees and interprets the world, often influenced by culture, religion, or society.

    frvision du monde

    • The indigenous world view emphasizes harmony with nature.
    • A scientific world view relies on evidence and reason.
    • Understanding another person's world view is key to empathy.