Translation of perspectival into Hebrew adjective

And what it tells you is that if you begin to take account of other species, take account of the soil, that even with nothing more than this perspectival idea

The site of truth is not the way things really are in themselves, beyond their perspectival distortion, but the very gap, passage, which separates one perspective from another, the gap which makes two perspectives radically incommensurable...

We must pierce through a hazy perspectival lens to understand our true being and nature that is not perennial change and mortality but unmitigated bliss for eternity.

The arcades in this painting, as well as the deep perspectival space and dark-toned sky, are pictorial devices typical of de Chirico's strange, evocative works.

Rather, the whole image is mere foreground: the three-dimensional, "perspectival-realistic" space disappears; the vertical surface of the wall and the picture plane are, as it were, "stuck" together.

Sometimes shifting your perspectiveis more powerful than being smart.