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History shapes cultural perspectives from "summary" of How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini

The way people see the world is not just a matter of personal preference or individual choice. It is shaped by the history of the society they live in. The beliefs and values that people hold dear have been influenced by the events and experiences that have taken place in their culture over time. These historical factors play a crucial role in determining what is considered important, valuable, and true in a particular society. Cultural perspectives are not fixed or immutable. They are constantly evolving and changing in response to new information and experiences. However, the historical context in which these beliefs and values have developed continues to exert a powerful influence on how people see the world. This is because history provides the raw material from which cultural perspectives are constructed. It shapes the stories that people tell about themselves, their ancestors, and their place i...
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    How the World Thinks

    Julian Baggini

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