Perspective Category Theory & Classification provides the principal framework for identifying and relating the categories, classes, types and forms of perspective.
It also addresses the ways perspective categories can combine, overlap or become ambiguous within complex systems, images and views.
Perspective Category Theory
- Perspective Category Theory → — the PRC framework for organising the wider field of perspective.
- Perspective Category → — a major organisational category within the perspective framework.
- Perspective Class → — a principal classificatory division within a perspective category.
- Perspective Direction → — the directional operation of viewing, imaging or projecting perspective information.
- Perspective Type → — a particular perspective system, process, method or subdivision.
- Perspective Form → — the resulting visual, optical, geometrical or spatial form of perspective.
Ambiguity, Chaining and Overloading
- Categorical Ambiguity →
- Category Chaining →
- Category Overloading →
- Class Chaining →
- Class Overloading →
Relational Classifications
- Single Perspective →
- Double Perspective →
- Combined Perspective →
- Composite Perspective →
- Mixed Perspective →