But it's not written from that viewpoint, which is why it so appeals to young girls.
The complacent English viewpoint, which produces statements about "the Oriental mind", is itself undermined and questioned throughout the novel.
The witty twist is that we then see all this replayed, slightly differently, from Amy's viewpoint, which is equally sardonic.
One particular challenge with the Guardian, Zuehls said, was that its editorial viewpoint (which is progressive) turned off some potential advertisers.
In 1951, the BBC put out Women's Viewpoint, which Moseley's colleague Dr Helen Wheatley describes as "basically a precursor for Loose Women [ITV's current chat show]".
David Weprin is an observant Jew with a staunchly pro-Israel viewpoint, which is significant in a district with many Orthodox Jewish voters.
Bohr's viewpoint, which became known as the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, was that reality can be ascribed only to a measurement.
But Vetements have a mischievous, Warholian viewpoint which sees beauty in the everyday (the DHL logo, which they adopted as a signature) and venerates mass-produced brands such as Levis and Hanes.
I just wrote from what I felt was his viewpoint, which I think is the artist's job — to inhabit and to imagine — and the challenges to this are merely technical, not moral.
Despite the depth and sensitivity of the storytelling, the device distances us from Quirke's investigations and diminishes the analytic intelligence of his viewpoint — which is, after all, an essential element in the appeal of the detective story.
"In academia, the Bayesian revolution is on the verge of becoming the majority viewpoint, which would have been unthinkable 10 years ago," said Bradley P. Carlin, a professor of public health at the University of Minnesota and a Bayesian specialist.
