Viewpoints relative to a given duality are viewpoints that concerne a given duality A/Ā.

For example, one can place oneself under the angle of the Static/Dynamic duality. Or, one can place oneself according to the point of view of the Absolute/Relative duality.

Internal/External
Quantitative/Qualitative
Visible/Invisible
Absolute/Relative
Abstract/Concrete
Static/Dynamic
Diachronic/Synchronic
Single/Multiple
Extension/Restriction
Aesthetic/Practical
Precise/Vague
Finite/Infinite
Single/compound, Individual/Collective
Analytical/Synthetic
Implicit/Explicit
Voluntary/Involuntary

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