Definition
Definition of contextualism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
methodologyRare approach emphasizing context in problem-solvingRare
- Contextualism aids in resolving complex issues by considering context.
2.
linguisticsTECH. language use dependent on situational contextTECH.
- Contextualism helps explain how meaning changes in conversation.
3.
philosophyTECH. philosophical theory that context determines meaning and understandingTECH.
- In literary studies, contextualism helps interpret texts through their historical background.
4.
architectureTECH. approach in architecture emphasizing integration with the environmentTECH.
- Contextualism in urban design focuses on harmonious building styles with the surroundings.
Origin of contextualism
Latin, contextus (weaving together)
Examples of contextualism in a sentence
The theory of contextualism applies to language interpretation. Contextualism is crucial in understanding jokes. The theory of contextualism applies to legal texts. Contextualism in art criticism allows for a deeper understanding of the artist's intent. The professor's lecture on contextualism clarified many complex philosophical ideas. Contextualism ensures new buildings blend with historic sites.
Architects praised the project's commitment to contextualism.
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- French:contextualisme, ...
- German:Kontextualismus, Kontextabhängigkeit, ...
- Italian:contestualismo, teoria contestuale, ...
- Spanish:contextualismo, integración arquitectónica, ...
- Portuguese:contextualismo, ...
- Chinese:情境主义, 语境主义, ...
- Japanese:コンテクスチュアリズム, 文脈主義, ...
- Arabic:سِيَاقِيَّة, السِّيَاقِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹנְטֶקְסְטוּאָלִיזְם, הִתְאִימוּת לְהֶקְשֵׁר, ...
- Russian:контекстуализм, контекстуальная теория, ...
- Ukrainian:контекстуалізм, контекстуальна залежність, ...
- Hindi:संदर्भवाद, प्रासंगिकतावाद, ...
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