"It must be attacked from multiple points.
The story of "The Ghost Sister" is told from multiple points of view.
And there is no shortage of critics, from multiple points on the political compass.
Frankenstein deals with timeless controversial themes and looks at society from multiple points of view, showing to us how much - or little - has changed since the early 1800s.
I considered, and dismissed, the idea of telling the story from multiple points of view: it would become too much like a history book.
In this model, students at universities engage with communities of peers around the world to examine practical and theoretical issues from multiple points of view.
Told from multiple points of view, The Silence Between Breaths by Cath Staincliffe (Constable, £19.99) is a tale of strangers on a train – in this case, the 10.35am from Manchester Piccadilly to London Euston.
There is, too, something unsatisfactorily static about the form of the epistolary novel; it may offer the opportunity to write from multiple points of view - but what about those formal expressions of farewell?
Unlike similar touch pads on hand-held computers or on laptops, which only recognize input from a single point, this surface can process information from multiple points, allowing for more rapid typing.
In Döblin's innovative masterpiece – the most important work of literature in the Weimar years – the story of small-time crook Biberkopf is told through speeches, songs, newspaper articles and above all from multiple points of view.
"It's a cinematic 'Rashomon' effect, if you will," he said, referring to the 1950 film by Akira Kurosawa in which a crime is seen from multiple points of view.
