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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Opinion VS perspective

What is the difference between opinion and perspective, and which one is formal ?
Can you give me an example please?
  

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Opinion – refers to what you have decided about something. ” Perspective – refers to what influences your choices and opinions. ”

— Wilpeter

  • Opinion – refers to what you have decided about something.
  • ” Perspective – refers to what influences your choices and opinions.
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Opinion – refers to what you have decided about something. “It is my opinion that people are now living longer than is appropriate, given the over-population of the world.”
Perspective – refers to what influences your choices and opinions. “From the perspective of an elderly but healthy retiree, I have decided that I am becoming a burden to society.”
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Opinion is the communication of something. I can elaborate the opinion to influence you to love or rate the refugees, for exemple, construct facts, lie, display proves, etc.

Perspective (in linguistic) is an rhetoric tool to "showing" a view from the sender or articulate above the receiver opinion. It's a "point of view" strategy.

For exemple: The stupid presid

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Opinion is the communication of something. I can elaborate the opinion to influence you to love or rate the refugees, for exemple, construct facts, lie, display proves, etc.

Perspective (in linguistic) is an rhetoric tool to "showing" a view from the sender or articulate above the receiver opinion. It's a "point of view" strategy.

For exemple: The stupid presid

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