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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
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How do contemporary issues and culture shape your world view

English
2 answers:
julia-pushkina [17]3 years ago
8 0
Contemporary issues and culture shape one's worldview by how we perceive things differently compared to those around us, which most likely has to do with how any culture is shaped viewing the world. People tend to overlook how cultures can be different and therefore are affected differently. 
Pavlova-9 [17]3 years ago
3 0

Culture is a knowledge in 21st century. When we say that we are cultured, it means we are knowledgeable individuals. If we expand the meaning of this last sentence, it would mean that we know certain merits about the society and beside knowing those merits we also apply them. Let us examine it with a simple example. When you first time introduce yourself to opera, you start learning about it. It doesn't mean that you are making a thorough research on the issue. But it do means that you are learning it because you like it. After some time, it interest you more and you start going to the opera house. That is how you become  part of the culture.

Contemporary life is part of the culture. May be we can view it as a sub-part or division of the culture. Contemporary life is a life; past life or a life that has been up today. This life or issues concern modernized or changed, may be in other word classified form of the culture.

Since contemporary issues are the part of the culture and the latter concerns knowledge, of course these concepts shape our worldview, increase our knowledge and help to question our modern life.

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