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The visual essays complement Coles's thoughtful reflection on the experiences and expectations of young parents whose prospects are beset with difficulty but whose perspectives are often surprising.

But "functional" from whose perspective?

Much of it hangs neither on Gen. George Pickett nor Longstreet, but Gen. Robert E. Lee, whose perspective this article examines.

"There was a large presence of veterans, but also of students whose perspective was that the U.S. was an imperial, war-monger, colonial oppressor".

They're sharing the bill with Wide Right, a band rooted in straightforward 1970's rock but led by Leah Archibald, whose perspective as an adult working woman is a long way from the swaggering bad boys whose music she loves.

The photographs, however, remain indistinguishable in any moral or political sense from those taken of the Nuba by George Rodger, the English war photographer whose work inspired Riefenstahl, and whose perspective was anything but Fascist: Rodger, accompanying the British Army in 1945, had been among the first to photograph the corpses at Belsen.

But what constitutes ideal treatment and from whose perspective should the outcome of dental treatment be judged?

"On this point I'm brooking no argument, and I intend to take ruthless advantage of the fact that this is my account, to whose perspective you have no choice but to submit".

From whose perspective is the narrative presented?

–From whose perspective is the presentation being delivered?

whose perspective might have been hard to assess.