From this perspective, "to be immanent means nothing but to carry the form of being-conscious (Bewußtheit) and to be transcendent means to really exist without such form" (Rickert 1921a, 48).
So there is perspective to be gleaned from Edison's vast attic.
But the wrecking ball looks, from the reader's perspective, to be Maria's own self-justifying narcissism.
To be a real Muslim is, from such a perspective, to be reactionary, to be insulted by the cartoons.
There's another perspective to be had on the drug-taking parents of the chattering classes: that of the children.
Of course, there's a perspective to be kept, but I learn that just about anything is possible.
I've stressed this cultural emphasis on anxiety, as it seems from our perspective to be such an odd thing.
"It seems from my perspective to be out of place for what this section of Old Town is all about".
Eagleton recalls how new historicism, in its early days, "seemed, from a British perspective, to be about radicals in California".
This common-sense perspective, to be sure, was not so common a few years ago, before the dot-com crash.
But Nancy Pelosi certainly appeared, from an outsider's perspective, to be the driving force in this process.
