The big Rorschach test ...
A worldview says far more about its possessor
than it does about the world.
than it does about the world.
posted by Thomas F. Schminke at 7:57 PM
Friday, March 04, 2005
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- Name: Thomas F. Schminke
- Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Favorite Philosophers: George Smith (Tufts University), W.V.O. Quine, Nietzsche, Antonio Damasio, Wittgenstein, Walter Kaufmann, A. Danto, Thomas Kuhn, Penelope Maddy
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2 Comments:
Agreed, so long as one keeps in mind that person A's imagination of person B's worldview is necessarily limited. And therefore we must be careful not to judge each other too rashly through this "Rorschach test".
i disagree, but only to the extent that your statement accounts for exactly one half of the sum total of a relative statement.
it's a nature v. nurture statement really.
- august
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