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Twelve ways of seeing the world : philosophies and archetypal worldviews for understanding human consciousness

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Stroud : Hawthorn Press, 2019.Edition: English editionDescription: xiii, 224 pages : 1 illustration ; 24 cmContent type:
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  • 9781912480128 :
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  • 126
Philosophy, worldviews, aesthetics, religion, anthropology, cultural history Our world view frames how we see things. In today's multicultural society, one's personal `filter bubble' may clash with others'. Stepping back, you can become fascinated by where people are coming from, how they know what they know. To help reflection, Mario Betti explores twelve archetypal ways of seeing the world. He clarifies each world view and values them within the overall context of the other lenses. He outlines a path toward gaining mutual understanding between the different worldviews, showing how they are connected beyond what apparently divides them.
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Translated from the Italian.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Philosophy, worldviews, aesthetics, religion, anthropology, cultural history Our world view frames how we see things. In today's multicultural society, one's personal `filter bubble' may clash with others'. Stepping back, you can become fascinated by where people are coming from, how they know what they know. To help reflection, Mario Betti explores twelve archetypal ways of seeing the world. He clarifies each world view and values them within the overall context of the other lenses. He outlines a path toward gaining mutual understanding between the different worldviews, showing how they are connected beyond what apparently divides them.

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