Does one "study" a perspective?
Can a perspective be "studied"? And, what other verbs (e.g., understand, read, learn, etc.) can be associated with "perspective" on matters relating to knowledge?
Solution 1:
Regarding your general question, here's a raw list of the top 100 verbs that collocate with perspective according to the Corpus of Contemporary American English:
1 PUT 793
2 HAVE 431
3 GET 327
4 IS 315
5 KEEP 258
6 'S 241
7 PROVIDE 202
8 HAS 181
9 GIVE 167
10 GAIN 144
11 PROVIDES 137
12 HAD 125
13 OFFERS 116
14 BE 110
15 TAKE 102
16 PUTS 97
17 BRING 94
18 OFFER 91
19 CHANGED 90
20 VIEWED 88
21 GIVES 79
22 CHANGE 76
23 SEEN 69
24 LOSE 61
25 UNDERSTAND 59
26 CAN 57
27 OFFERED 56
28 PUTTING 52
29 THINK 51
30 TAKING 48
31 WAS 48
32 TOLD 46
33 ADOPT 43
34 GIVEN 43
35 LOST 43
36 SHARE 43
37 BRINGS 42
38 GAVE 42
39 GOT 38
40 KEPT 38
41 BROUGHT 37
42 GAINED 36
43 MAINTAIN 36
44 WRITTEN 35
45 SEE 34
46 ARE 33
47 PROVIDING 33
48 USING 33
49 APPRECIATE 32
50 ADD 32
51 HEAR 32
52 CHANGES 30
53 NEED 30
54 SHIFT 30
55 BROADEN 29
56 DEPENDS 29
57 PRESENTS 29
58 DEVELOP 28
59 WILL 28
60 ADOPTING 27
61 GAINING 27
62 GETTING 27
63 ADDS 26
64 GIVING 26
65 CONSIDER 24
66 DO 24
67 PROVIDED 24
68 SHARED 24
69 TAKES 24
70 KEEPING 23
71 OFFERING 23
72 'LL 22
73 FIND 22
74 USE 22
75 BRINGING 20
76 CHANGING 20
77 HELP 20
78 PLACED 20
79 DEVELOPING 19
80 EXAMINED 19
81 HAVING 19
82 KNOW 19
83 NEEDED 19
84 DEVELOPED 18
85 REGAIN 18
86 DOES 17
87 LACK 17
88 LOSING 17
89 REFLECT 17
90 ADOPTED 16
91 PLACE 16
92 REFLECTS 16
93 REQUIRES 16
94 UNDERSTOOD 16
95 WOULD 16
96 AGREE 15
97 BASED 15
98 BEEN 15
99 COULD 15
100 MAY 15
Regarding your specific question, yes you can study a perspective, but the more idiomatic choice would be examine, explore, or (try to) understand. As can indeed be verified by perusing the list above.