Definition of perspectivism in English:

perspectivism

noun pəˈspɛktɪvɪz(ə)mpərˈspektəˌvizəm

mass noun

1Philosophy
The theory that knowledge of a subject is inevitably partial and limited by the individual perspective from which it is viewed.
〔哲〕透视法学说，远近法学说（认为对一个物体的了解必然是片面的并受限于个人的视角）。参见RELATIVISM
Example sentencesExamples
- By juxtaposing Popper against Nietzsche, I would outline an abductive system which connects individual perspectivism with scientific reality (however naive the prospect).
- The rhetorical solution lies in what Burke, following Nietzsche, called perspectivism.
- In Nietzsche's perspectivism, two basic notions come together.
- So there is a kind of perspectivism that's built into the Elizabethan intellectual culture.
- What is resisted in both Nietzsche's embodied/embedded perspectivism and his elitism is universalism.
2The practice of regarding and analysing a situation or work of art from different points of view.
（考察和分析形势或艺术作品的）透视法运用
the emotional perspectivism of novels
Example sentencesExamples
- If one tried to press his perspectivism harder than that, it would seem very dubious.
- Such perspectivism is not to be mistaken for relativism, however.
- To do so requires a width and breadth of perspective on the human condition that are at the furthest possible distance from the perspectivism and narcissism of so much contemporary historiography.

Derivatives

perspectivist

noun

A sudden jump to the nineteenth century looks at architectural photography, comparing it to the work of the topographical perspectivists.
Example sentencesExamples
- That was central to the tradition of perspectivist landscape painting.
- Desargues, taking the perspectivist's preoccupation with foreshortening objects in the grid, instead treats the grid as its own object.

Definition of perspectivism in US English:

perspectivism

nounpərˈspektəˌvizəm

1Philosophy
The theory that knowledge of a subject is inevitably partial and limited by the individual perspective from which it is viewed.
〔哲〕透视法学说，远近法学说（认为对一个物体的了解必然是片面的并受限于个人的视角）。参见RELATIVISM
See also relativism
Example sentencesExamples
- The rhetorical solution lies in what Burke, following Nietzsche, called perspectivism.
- What is resisted in both Nietzsche's embodied/embedded perspectivism and his elitism is universalism.
- By juxtaposing Popper against Nietzsche, I would outline an abductive system which connects individual perspectivism with scientific reality (however naive the prospect).
- So there is a kind of perspectivism that's built into the Elizabethan intellectual culture.
- In Nietzsche's perspectivism, two basic notions come together.
2The practice of regarding and analyzing a situation or work of art from different points of view.
（考察和分析形势或艺术作品的）透视法运用
the emotional perspectivism of novels
Example sentencesExamples
- If one tried to press his perspectivism harder than that, it would seem very dubious.
- Such perspectivism is not to be mistaken for relativism, however.
- To do so requires a width and breadth of perspective on the human condition that are at the furthest possible distance from the perspectivism and narcissism of so much contemporary historiography.

单词	perspectivism
释义	Definition of perspectivism in English: perspectivism noun pəˈspɛktɪvɪz(ə)mpərˈspektəˌvizəm mass noun 1Philosophy The theory that knowledge of a subject is inevitably partial and limited by the individual perspective from which it is viewed. 〔哲〕透视法学说，远近法学说（认为对一个物体的了解必然是片面的并受限于个人的视角）。参见RELATIVISM Example sentencesExamples By juxtaposing Popper against Nietzsche, I would outline an abductive system which connects individual perspectivism with scientific reality (however naive the prospect). The rhetorical solution lies in what Burke, following Nietzsche, called perspectivism. In Nietzsche's perspectivism, two basic notions come together. So there is a kind of perspectivism that's built into the Elizabethan intellectual culture. What is resisted in both Nietzsche's embodied/embedded perspectivism and his elitism is universalism. 2The practice of regarding and analysing a situation or work of art from different points of view. （考察和分析形势或艺术作品的）透视法运用 the emotional perspectivism of novels Example sentencesExamples If one tried to press his perspectivism harder than that, it would seem very dubious. Such perspectivism is not to be mistaken for relativism, however. To do so requires a width and breadth of perspective on the human condition that are at the furthest possible distance from the perspectivism and narcissism of so much contemporary historiography. Derivatives perspectivist noun A sudden jump to the nineteenth century looks at architectural photography, comparing it to the work of the topographical perspectivists. Example sentencesExamples That was central to the tradition of perspectivist landscape painting. Desargues, taking the perspectivist's preoccupation with foreshortening objects in the grid, instead treats the grid as its own object. Definition of perspectivism in US English: perspectivism nounpərˈspektəˌvizəm 1Philosophy The theory that knowledge of a subject is inevitably partial and limited by the individual perspective from which it is viewed. 〔哲〕透视法学说，远近法学说（认为对一个物体的了解必然是片面的并受限于个人的视角）。参见RELATIVISM See also relativism Example sentencesExamples The rhetorical solution lies in what Burke, following Nietzsche, called perspectivism. What is resisted in both Nietzsche's embodied/embedded perspectivism and his elitism is universalism. By juxtaposing Popper against Nietzsche, I would outline an abductive system which connects individual perspectivism with scientific reality (however naive the prospect). So there is a kind of perspectivism that's built into the Elizabethan intellectual culture. In Nietzsche's perspectivism, two basic notions come together. 2The practice of regarding and analyzing a situation or work of art from different points of view. （考察和分析形势或艺术作品的）透视法运用 the emotional perspectivism of novels Example sentencesExamples If one tried to press his perspectivism harder than that, it would seem very dubious. Such perspectivism is not to be mistaken for relativism, however. To do so requires a width and breadth of perspective on the human condition that are at the furthest possible distance from the perspectivism and narcissism of so much contemporary historiography.
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