perspectivalization

From perspectival +‎ -ization.

perspectivalization (uncountable)

1. The act of causing to become perspectival.
   • 2011, Claudia Maienborn • Klaus von Heusinger • Paul Portner, Semantics: An International Handbook of Natural Language Meaning - Volume 1, De Gruyter Mouton Publishing, page 682

     There is an analogy between how profiling and perspectivalization work and the way the original Minskyan frames work.

   • 2016, Marc Lamparello, Reason and Counterpoint, Wipf & Stock Publishing - Eugene & Oregon, page 410

     One of the results of perspectivalization is the circumstantial and contextual suspension of a literal ontological attitude.

   • 1996, Michael Joyce, Of Two Minds: Hypertext Pedagogy and Poetics, Ann Arbor - The Michigan University Press, page 1

     Much of what follows is about changed perspectives, or what my mentor, Sherman Paul, terms perspectivalization, a primary postmodern virtue.

• perspectivization
• perspectivation