Before revision: Criticism In observing and describing any phenomenon in the world, we naturally take a view or perspective (P) in which we distinguish (D) one thing from another and relate them in action-reaction relationships (R) .
After revision: Criticism In everyday language, one might define an observer’s perspective (P) of reality as a view, taken from a view point, in which the observer distinguishes (D) one thing from another and relates (R) .