Weltbildn.
/ˈvɛltbɪlt/ A view of life.
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Weltanschauung1868
Weltansicht1892
Weltbild1934
paradigm1962
1934 L. Mumford in W. Frank et al. Amer. & Alfred Stieglitz ii. 47 Stieglitz..helped restore those values that had been left out of the narrow Weltbild of his contemporaries.
1963 J. Lyons Struct. Semantics iii. 40 The suggestion that we are influenced in our ‘Weltbild’ by the language we have been brought up to speak is open to different interpretations.
1973 I. Robinson Survival of Eng. iii. 82 The automatic wage-increase is so much taken for granted as a necessary part of the world that it is perhaps more Weltbild than what is usually thought of as language.
1983 Bull. Amer. Acad. Arts & Sci. Oct. 35 Mahler's Weltbild bore the marks not only of intellectual populism but of his class and ethnic origins.
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