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A way shared and personal knowledge shapes the way we view the world is the individual’s cultural language. Using the concept of language relativity is the most direct route of exemplifying this. Linguistic relativity is the theory that the individual’s language shapes the way they think or conclude opinions about the world through the information we receive. As someone who speaks English, a language not known for its familiarity with extreme colds or extensive exposure to snow during its creation, I perceive almost all snow to be a single thing, I may add an adjective before to describe the 'type' of snow, i.e. mushy snow. Note that I am still describing the snow as an individual concept only with an adjective attached to the ‘snow’, I do not think of this 'thing' as something akin or similar to snow, they are the same, this is an example of linguistic relativity, my thoughts on the subject are relating directly to the structure of my grammar and vocabulary of my language. Then there are the eskimo culture who's language (inuit) evolved naturally surrounded by extreme cold temperatures and would be distinctly different in their approach to something that is a fundamental part of their landscape and present every day of their lives. The eskimo would have an entirely different concept of ‘snow’, ‘snow’ would not be enough to capture the wide plethora of snowy days the would be presented. This is shown in their fifty different ways of saying, or versions, the word ‘snow’, exemplifying how their language shapes their personal knowledge of the world, and how the sharing of this language shapes their shared knowledge or communication involving ‘snow’. This is simply a microcosm of the wider sweeping concepts that a language can delve its manipulating fingers into.

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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Shared and personal knowledge shape the way we know the world through many aspects, including language and ethics. This

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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Language is a form of personal knowldge, (being part of the WOKs), which then can be a way of communicating shared knowledge to other but can be interpreted in various ways due to various exposures of different cultures and beliefs. People should be aware of the ways other could interpret the knowledge being shared; this is to ensure we are being ethical in respecting each person. The way in which someone perceives something can be heavily influenced by language, (body, spoken and written), which could be previously influenced by previous experiences.

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Is ethics learnt through language or intuition?

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world?

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Language may be attributed to multiple people, and as such can be considered as a part of shared knowledge. Since it is shared knowledge, many different viewpoints and stances may be taken, and the concept of language may differ from person to person. According to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis,

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Shared and personal knowledge  shape the way we view the world in

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Through languge, shared knowledge is shared between indiviuduals. Without any type of language knowledge couldnt be shared between individuals, and as shared knowledge heavily influences personal knowledge; personal knowledge would also change if we didnt have language to communicate shared knowledge and our experiences.
Shared knowledge and the communities we build using them affects the way we view the world. Ideas regarding what is good or bad shared in a community will affect what the individual in the community view as good and bad.

Anyone got 5 bucks? I have no lunch ;(

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The structure of a language affects its speakers' world view (people's perceptions are relative to their spoken language). 

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The structure of a language affects its speakers' world view (people's perceptions are relative to their spoken language). 

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how does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world

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how does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world

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How does shared and personal knowledge shape the way we view the world

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Shared and personal knowledge can shape the way we and other individuals belief, as the Sapir-Whory proposes that the particular language one speaks influences the way one thinks about reality. Using the Sapir Whory, share and personal knowledge can definitely influence many aspects of the individuals life as thought and language can impact as action requires formulated thoughts.
Jackie

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POST YOUR ASSIGNMENTS- Put your name and your big question as the file name for your attachment.