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Book review: Life Expects: Educating Students to Lead Fulfilling Lives

World views are broad-scope conceptual lenses that operate at the implicit level and shape the ways in which an individual or group perceives and interprets phenomena. Each of the four world views – mechanism, organicism, con-textualism, and formalism – is based on a root metaphor that tacitly influences thinking. Each root metaphor carries with it basic tenants that shape epistemological, methodological, and ideological assumptions. (Chapter 2, ‘Finding dogmatic insularity in the territory of various academic disciplines’, Ambrose, p. 10)