A perspectivist culture encompasses a diversity of both human, and imaginable non-human perspectives. Socially, perspectivist culture would include a daily awareness, dissemination of, and support for issues and concerns similar to those within multicultural, democratic, environmental and animal rights movements. A perspectivist culture is built on the basis of a legal system that protects radically perspectivist attitudes and lifestyles, such as, through the passing of a Bill of Perspectival Rights. In such harmony, humans are not set apart from, or against nature, but learn how to use their abilities to both survive themselves, and help other world parts also survive.
Perspectivist culture is a microcosm of the universe.
In such a culture, no revolution is revolutionary enough to destroy the harmony that connects all of its interconnected parts. Although our thinking is part of the world we would like to understand, it is only as we begin to use it to represent the whole world, rediscover its possibilities, or reinterpret it from its own numerous imaginable perspectives, that we will not only be smart, in the sense of having highly developed thinking skills, but wise. Our culture will then be re-built on a more universal basis. On closer examination, we may find that such cultures learn more about the world through role-play, for example, in their rituals or dances, while in the west we often encounter the world mainly through a detached distance. In both western criticism of nature, and primitive ritualism, there is a common dualism of humans either separated from nature, or giving up their humanness as freely thinking beings to accept it.