Menschanschauung

My Weltanschauung, my Menschanschauung, did not tolerate such shoulders in women, such arms, such power.

2005, Richard Stern, Almonds to Zhoof: Collected Stories, Northwestern University Press, →ISBN, page 462

He notes that every culture has its own Menschanschauung (view of the human being) that its^([sic]) uses to resocialize and heal its people.

2008, Ricardo Carrillo, PhD, PhD; Jerry Tello, MS, Family Violence and Men of Color: Healing the Wounded Male Spirit, Second Edition, Springer Publishing Company, →ISBN, page 109

This Menschanschauung, as it might be called, presupposes that man's suffering is an outcome of his experience, that mental suffering should be relieved, that man has some freedom of choice and decision, that he can control himself to some ...

1973, Joseph Lyons, Experience: an introduction to a personal psychology, HarperCollins Publishers