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More Information About This
Worldview Theme |
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a diamond
WV
Theme... |
...individual <---> knowledge
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the theme is paired with: #15 The Group
Think Imperative to make Choice
#12 in the Choices We Make cards |
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this theme as presented in
older version of theme
structure: version 2.0 &
3.0 is this theme new to version 4?--NO
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click to look at the Project Worldview Cultural
Literacy Encyclopedia Related Words,
Beliefs, Background articles for the above choice |
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Project Worldview authored discussion,
Worldview Watch related issues, songs, etc. |
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Discussion from The Worldview
Literacy Book
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Songs
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| Worldview
Watch issue #66 posted 1/18/2021 Pulling
the Plug on Those Spreading Big Lies |
| Worldview Watch issue #64, posted 7/22/2020 The New Ideology of Journalism |
| issue
#43, posted 3/14/2015: Celebrating Each Day: Pi, St.
Patrick, Uncle John and Uncle Albert |
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#27, posted 10/26/2012 Critical Thinking, Prayer,
and the Free Inquiry Path to a Worldview |
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#4, posted 2 /2 /2010 Democracy vs.
Authoritarianism |
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Wikipedia articles related to this theme:
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curiosity
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Freedom of
Thought
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imagination
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| Creativity |
Academic
Freedom
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Inquiry
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| Divergent
thinking |
Freedom of
the Press |
Intellectual
Freedom |
| storytelling |
Discovery
Learning |
Inquiry
Education |
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opposite
of exhibiting functional
fixedness |
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worldview internal inconsistency related: Strongly valuing this
theme and any of the themes in the list below is a contradiction:
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| #2A The True
Believer |
#2B I Know What's Best For
You
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#4 Spreading Disinformation
/ Tactical Deception |
#9A Religious
Fundamentalism |
| #9B In God's Hands:
Apocalypticism |
#11A Fatalism
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#14A Salvation &
Moralistic God
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#16A Culture of Fear
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| #17A Bitterness
& Vengeance
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#20B
Authoritarian Followers |
#25
Evil
is Out There
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#33A
Servitude / Enslaved |
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Addiction |
#34 Valuing Traditions and
Status Quo
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#36B Conspiracies
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#37A Proud
Identification & Tribalism
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#39B Blaming / Scapegoating |
#44A Sanctity & Dignity of Life |
#48A Privacy |
#101B Mind Narrowly
Focused
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| #203A
Hierarchical Rigidity |
#204B
Limits & Ethics
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More to Explore -- Worldview Theme #30:
Imagination, Curiosity, Intellectual
Freedom |
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Censorship and
Intellectual Freedom Page |
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Free Inquiry magazine (information on publication from
secularhumanism.org) |
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“Maria
Ressa, Crusading Journalist, Is Convicted in Philippines Libel Case”
by Jason
Gutierrez and Alexandria Stevenson
(The
New York Times story on threat to freedom of the press June 14 2020) |
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"Will
the world embrace Plan S, the radical proposal to mandate open access to
science papers?" by Tania Rabesandratana (from Science Jan
3 2019) |
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Why?:
What Makes Us Curious by
Mario Livio (author
is an astrophysicist, book review by John Williams NY Times July
2017) |
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"War
on Science: Here Are Some of the Banned Words at Trump’s Ag
Department" by
Oliver Milman (Aug 7 2017 Mother
Jones) |
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"China’s
Internet Censors Play a Tougher Game of Cat and Mouse"
by Paul Mozur (in The NY Times August 3
2017) |
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Why?
What Makes Us Curious by Mario Livio (interview of author by John
Williams NY Times July 16 2017) |
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Curiosity
Stream (June 11 2017 Science
News article about science related documentary streaming service) |
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"...Chief
Offers Deal in Chinese Press Censorship Row" by John Ruwitch and
James Promfret (news report from Reuters Jan 8 2013) |
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Media Matters for America ("dedicated
to comprehensively monitoring, analyzing"--liberal perspective) |
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Media Research Center ("to
educate the public and media on bias in the media"--conservative
perspective) |
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Free eBooks by Project
Gutenberg |
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What If? Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions by Randall Munroe
(book review The Economist Oct 4 2014) |
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Curious: The Desire to Know and Why Your Future Depends on It by Ian Leslie
(review by Ben East of this 2014 book posted on The Guardian) |
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Curious Minds: How a Child Becomes a Scientist
(collection of 27 autobiographical essays on this topic) |
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"The
Pleasure of Finding Things Out" by Richard Feynman (essay
recalling childhood experiences of the famous physicist) |
| Curiosity:
The Fuel of Development |
| "Everyday Creativity" by Carlin Flora
( article in Nov 2009 Psychology Today) |
| The Age of Wonder, by Richard Holmes
(excerpt from this highly acclaimed 2009 book) |
| Curiosity
and Exploration |
| Edge
(online thought-provoking website exploring questions "at the edge of
the world's knowledge") |
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Academic Earth ("thousands of
video lectures from the world's top scholars")
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| Awakening
Genius |
| National
Association for Gifted Children ("supporting the needs of high
potential learners") |
| Learning
Theories |
| Academic
Freedom (from the Dictionary of the History of Ideas) |
| American
Association of University Professors ("academic freedom for a
free society") |
| Why
We Need to Protect Academic Freedom, by John K. Wilson |
Storm Center
(1956 classic movie starring Betty Davis about intellectual freedom and
library censorship--from online encyclopedia)
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| Learning
Concepts |
| Shape
and the First Hundred Nouns (acquiring 1st concepts) |
| Comparing
Burke's Connections and Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation -- Implications
for Education |
| What
is an Ontology? |
| Learning
-- Behavioral Psychology (links) |
| Sparks
of Genius, by R. & M. Root-Bernstein (a book about creative
thinking) |
| Einstein
and Intellectual Freedom |
| quotes
on intellectual freedom, censorship and related topics |
| quotes
related to curiosity |