Perspectivism vs Subjectivity
What’s the difference? I’ve often wondered. The answer I found in Nietzsche’s “Will To Power” fragments. I don’t have them with me at the moment; I’ll post them later. For now, off the top of my head:
There’s no ego in perspectivism.
Subjectivity comes from cogito, and is passed through the physiological analysts. Perspectivism exists without subjectivity, for it does not depend on a transcendental self, or a transcendental other. The whole of perspectivism is oriented away from Kant - shunning Kant, and the inevitable dichotomy that comes from the assumption of a thing-in-itself.
Fair enough, but how does this relate to relativism? Is it simply a synomym for Perspectivism, perhaps one adopted by the social sciences? Tune in next week for the surprising conclusion!
