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perspectivity|pəspɛkˈtɪvɪtɪ|
[f. perspective n. + -ity.]
The quality or condition of being limited by or confined to a particular perspective or point of view.
1910A. M. Ludovici tr. Nietzsche's Will to Power II. 20 (heading) Biology of the instinct of knowledge. Perspectivity. 1930A. O. Lovejoy Revolt against Dualism iii. 92 The necessary diversity of the characters experienced by percipients having different standpoints, we may call ‘perspectivity’. 1933Jrnl. Philos. XXX. 63 Such perspectivity is what the organism escapes to the extent that it becomes aware of..the logical dimension of nature. 1969C. O. Schrag Experience & Being viii. 276 In becoming clear about the meaning of perspectivity, a rather firmly entrenched prejudice needs to be suspended. |