Seisukohtade
Seisukohtade (the Estonian plural noun meaning stances or positions) are the positions or standpoints that actors take on a given issue. The term describes the standpoint an individual or group adopts on a particular topic, such as politics, ethics, science, or policy. Seisukohtade can be explicit—publicly stated positions in a manifesto or policy document—or implicit, inferred from arguments, priorities, or actions. In discourse analysis, they are used to map competing interpretations and to compare how different actors frame a question.
In practice, discussions often involve identifying several key seisukohtade, outlining their premises and conclusions, and noting
Seisukohtade are not the same as facts; they are viewpoints that require justification. They can change over