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A philosophical framework holding that genuine understanding requires multiple, irreducible factual perspectives—that no single perspective captures the fullness of facts, and that different factual accounts are complementary rather than competitive. Factual multiperspectivism rejects the reduction of factuality to any one standpoint (e.g., scientific objectivity). The facts about a community include demographic data, ethnographic description, personal testimony, and cultural narrative—each factual, none reducible to another. This framework demands that we cultivate factual pluralism, recognizing that the richness of reality exceeds any single perspective and that wisdom requires moving between factual frames.
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