perspectivism

bias

perspective

is an approach to knowledge grounded in the assumption that there is no such thing as truth, no such thing as the unified subject, and that there are no facts, only interpretations.

is necessary to human life. There would be no life at all if not on the basis of perspective evaluations and appearances.

There would be no life at all if not on the basis of perspective evaluations and appearances' (BGE, II: 34).

is the notion that there are no facts, only interpretations.

there are no facts, 'only interpretations' (WP, III: 481).

is the notion that though humans tend to see humans as humans, animals as animals and spirits (if they see them) as spirits... animals and spirits too see themselves as spirits and animals as well as as humans.

Typically, humans see humans as humans, animals as animals and spirits (if they see them) as spirits... however, animals (predators) and spirits see humans as animals (as prey) to the same extent that animals (as prey) see humans as spirits or as animals (predators). By the same token, animals and spirits see themselves as humans... they perceive themselves as (or become) anthropomorphic beings when they are in their own houses or villages, and they experience their own habits and characteristics in the form of culture.'27

perspectivism, n.Definitions

perspectivism