Or is all history written from a particular viewpoint, and therefore biased and incomplete?
When the Jewish Society at Soas proposed holding a meeting with speakers from IJV, including Brian Klug, Sir Geoffrey Bindman and Professors Donald Sassoon and Jacqueline Rose, the UJS sought to prevent the meeting on the grounds that it was "propaganda for a particular viewpoint".
The formula is not merely a statistical statement, however; it carries a particular viewpoint as well, about who is responsible for poverty -- government, society or the individual.
He said that they could be characterized, for legal purposes, "as the teaching of morals and character development from a particular viewpoint".
Research and education are acceptable as long as they do not set out to promote a particular viewpoint, but political campaigning is banned.
"What you're getting is not just a set of books, you're getting a particular viewpoint that is associated with me," she told The Independent yesterday.
From a particular viewpoint, models could be categorized into three classes: white box, black box, and gray box models.
Some travel writing, autobiographies, or essays that consider a particular viewpoint are key examples of literary non-fiction.
But as in our situation, the other CEO can save you from getting stuck in a particular viewpoint.
The idea of shaping the debate by amplifying a particular viewpoint isn't new news, but it is the most obvious meddling methodology we will see.
The aim often seems to be to create division and reduce trust and credibility (including in the media itself) rather than to push a particular viewpoint.
