The application of perspectivism to reality itself—the view that reality is not a single, fixed, perspective-independent thing but a multiplicity, seen differently from different perspectives. Reality Perspectivism doesn't deny that there is a real world; it denies that there is one privileged description of that world. Reality is like a landscape seen from many angles—each view is real, each reveals something, none is the whole. Reality Perspectivism is the philosophy of ontological pluralism, of the recognition that reality is richer than any single account can capture. It's the view that the world is not a puzzle to be solved but a mystery to be explored from every angle.
Example: "He used to think there was one reality, one true description. Reality Perspectivism showed him otherwise: reality was like a mountain—seen differently from every side, each view real, none exhaustive. His description was true from where he stood; so were others. He stopped looking for the one true map and started exploring the territory."
by Abzugal February 21, 2026
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