The term Local Perspective is used by teachers, editors, writers, and critics to refer to the practice of talking about a document or revising a document at the syntactical perspective.
The Local Perspective may be called
- Microscopic Level or Micro Level
- Syntactical, Sentence level or Linguistic Level.
The practice of engaging in a local perspective is an act of editing rather than an act of revision. When editors, bosses, or instructors critique a text from the local perspective, they are examining it sentence-by-sentence, looking for stylistic infelicities, i.e., errors of usage, convention.
Related Concepts
In Writing Studies,