perspectivism

[per-spek-tuh-viz-uhm]

per·spec·tiv·ism

[per-spek-tuh-viz-uhm]
noun Philosophy.
the doctrine that reality is known only in terms of the perspectives of it seen by individuals or groups at particular moments.

Origin:
1905–10; < German Perspektivismus. See perspective, -ism

per·spec·tiv·ist, noun, adjective
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