contextualist

Speech parts

1. contextualist - Noun

2. contextualist - Adjective

Meaning

contextualist (comparative more contextualist, superlative most contextualist)

Of, pertaining to, or supporting contextualism

contextualist (plural contextualists)

A proponent of contextualism, or the importance of context

Examples

Finkelman (1994), p. 215; Finkelman (2012) Alexander, 2010; Davis, 1999, p. 179 Francis D. Cogliano traces the development of competing emancipationist then revisionist and finally contextualist interpretations from the 1960s to the present. Source: Internet

The basic thesis of "embodied mind" is also traceable to the American contextualist or pragmatist tradition, notably John Dewey in such works as "Art As Experience." Source: Internet

This in turn led to a "contextualist" approach beginning in the late 1990s combining stylistic elements of the first two phases in an attempt to provide an architectural "middle ground" between the two vastly different styles. Source: Internet

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