(German for worldview) a particular philosophy or view of life; the worldview of an individual or group
something like a characteristic attitude and weltanschauung
Is it that we share a similar cranial design and that by this similarity I infer a similar intelligence, a similar Weltanschauung?
the incommensurability of a white supremacist Weltanschauung with one of tolerance
Nearly all the leading lights of the Frankfurt School – Benjamin, Adorno, Horkheimer, Löwenthal, Pollock, Fromm, Neumann – were resistant to the Weltanschauung transmitted by paternal authority, and many rebelled in various ways against their fathers who had become very materially successful.
it’s Annie’s nonsensical, almost nonverbal weltanschauung that lifts the movie into flight
Possible basis for my weltanschauung. That the childishness is never lost, but adulthood put like a veneer over it.
One of Freud’s few reflections on Marxism [...] described it as a Weltanschauung – world-view – comparable to religion, an intellectual construction that through its totalising work resolved all problems in a uniform way, thus leaving no questions open
Jewish communal bodies wrote to Corbyn and blamed his sloppiness on a whole Weltanschauung of the 'far left', seeing not just anti-Zionism but all class politics as tinged with an innate tendency towards anti-Semitism
our inability to step outside of our own Welantschauung is precisely what makes everything appear to be going in multiple directions at once