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perspectival, a.|pəˈspɛktɪvəl|
[f. perspective n. + -al1.]
Of or pertaining to perspective, esp. in a fig. sense of a mental perspective. Hence perˈspectivally adv.
a1866J. Grote Exploratio Philosophica (1900) II. xii. 121 The ‘perspectival’ fact (so to call it) of fore⁓shortening..is opposed to his argument in one respect. 1932H. H. Price Perception vii. 196 The group would be a series of shapes having a certain limit... The series will consist primarily of perspectival distortions. 1957Scottish Jrnl. Theol. X. 126 It is now clear that all historiography is perspectival, originating from some given point in the economic, political, cultural and moral structures of society and in the course of history itself. 1967Philos. Rev. LXXVI. 193 Seeming to behold our universe(s) from a place, perspectivally. 1970Todes & Dreyfus in J. M. Edie et al. Patterns of Life-World xviii. 363 Corresponding to each of these ideas of truth is a certain degree of awareness that knowledge is ‘perspectival’, i.e., that what we know reflects our ways and means of knowing it. 1977Dædalus Summer 75 The perspectival view from the infrastructure may be at least as false as any superstructural cosmology. |