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Lugones the author says that travelling to another person's world would allow someone not only to understand, but also love and show understanding  to the person through knowing them and experiencing a shift in one's self; essentially becoming new through knowing them and experiencing them.

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Lugones the author says that travelling to another person's world would allow someone not only to understand, but also love and show understanding  to the person through knowing them and experiencing a shift in one's self; essentially becoming new through knowing them and experiencing them.

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Acts of playfulness, and a loving perception play hand in hand with this term specifically

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Acts of playfulness, and a loving perception play hand in hand with this term specifically

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A place where people exist, an imperfect place

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a world in which you can be playful in is a world where you can be at home. 

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a world in which you can be playful in is a world where you can be at home. 

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"Worlds" can be a small part or section of societies.

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"Worlds" can be a small part or section of societies.

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Agonistic play can be characterized as competitive, and to seek to dominate within a structured system 

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Agonistic play can be characterized as competitive, and to seek to dominate within a structured system 

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code switching can be a factor here. acting one way with a certain world, and another way with a different world. sometimes this means stifling yourself, changing the way you speak, changing the way you act, even dressing different. world traveling can be a good thing, but it can be a bad thing at times as well!

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"World"-traveling is a great way to not only be able to get an opportunity to see how differently the lives of others can be, but can also be a great way to be able to see ourselves the way that others view us.

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Marilyn Frye has named "arrogant perception" and the failure to iden- tify with persons that one views arrogantly or has come to see as the products of arrogant perception. A further connection is made between this failure of  identification and a failure of love, and thus between loving and identifying with another person.

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Marilyn Frye has named "arrogant perception" and the failure to iden- tify with persons that one views arrogantly or has come to see as the products of arrogant perception. A further connection is made between this failure of  identification and a failure of love, and thus between loving and identifying with another person.

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A school can be a world, but the kids can be in a separate world when they go out onto the playground.

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"Worlds" can also dictate who you become.

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"Worlds" can also dictate who you become.

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We act differently in our different worlds. For example, we all tend to act more professionally since we're in the classrooms together, but at lunch we tend to be more relaxed. We have mom worlds, and friend worlds, work worlds, family worlds, mentor-mentee worlds. We can also enter into other people's worlds where we are still learning to navigate the rules that were set before we came.

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When do we create activities of play that is non-competitive? That is not agonistic play?

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When do we create activities of play that is non-competitive? That is not agonistic play?

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Imagine math or other STEM subjects taught in a way that is non-hierarcical? Group testing, support for ELL students that isn't taking them out of the classroom, etc?

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Imagine math or other STEM subjects taught in a way that is non-hierarcical? Group testing, support for ELL students that isn't taking them out of the classroom, etc?

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Page 11, paragraph 3 states "those of us who are world-travelers have the distinct experience of being different in different worlds and of having the capacity to remember other "worlds" and ourselves in them."

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In the picture it means that they are failing to identify with another individual so the last puzzle piece is missing.

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In the picture it means that they are failing to identify with another individual so the last puzzle piece is missing.

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Trying to get away from the word "culture", because we get stuck in a specific mindset about that group of people. Having different worlds allows us to have "plural selves", which can relate to identity and status.

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We change how we speak based on which world we're currently existing in. We have the ability to speak even a singular language in limitless ways based on how we view that world we're in and who else is occupying that world.

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our definition: when someone is not open minded to others people's thoughts and inputs, only have one perspective

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our definition: when someone is not open minded to others people's thoughts and inputs, only have one perspective