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Perception

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Perception

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Perception

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Repetition of history

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Repetition of history

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Repetition of history

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How can expanded analysis of history prevent repitiom of mistakes and curtail dangerous viewpoints?

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Global interactions

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Global interactions

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Global interactions

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How much control can we have over thw ways in which we perceive things?

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If everyone has a different perception, and perception is reality, how can whats real be determined as true?

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This can be a combination of source 1, as it deals heavily wirh perception and the dream state. Its also connected with the 3d art source, this is art that seeminging has ever changing meaning and value depending on whose viewing it.

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How does a lack of perception lead to ethnocentrism and other forms of discriminatiom.

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This can be easily linked to historian as a participant, as well as the source about thw wests views on muslim women. Both deal with how peoples minds can be changed depending on what theyre exposed to.

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“Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it”. I wpild be able to connect HAPs statement on the value of experience with ATMWWs critique on the wests bias torwards muslim women.

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This can blend the first source with the sixth. In the forst there is the idea of more than 5 senses and how are perception really doctates the way we see the world. But in the 6th its mentioned that evolution has evolved our senses to percoeve different things and different ways over time.

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What parts of human perception represent a shared experience, and how can recounting of a unique expereince expand our own perception

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Whats shared vs whats unique. This is a melding of historian as particpant and the source on sensory perception. Ill be able to explore how weve evolved to have some things that we can all view similary (s6) with HAPs promotion of first hand accounting history as it provides a unique point of view, changing peoples perception

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How do different world ideas in today’s affect peoples emotions differently?

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This question isn't addressing a problem.