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Contextualism, also
known as
epistemic contextualism, is a
family of
views in
philosophy which emphasize the
context in
which an action, utterance, or...
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Contextualization may
refer to:
Contextualization (Bible translation), the
process of
contextualising the
biblical message as
perceived in the missionary...
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contextual in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Contextual may
refer to:
Contextual advertising, adverti****ts
based on
other content displa****...
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contextual behavioral science in
particular (see the
entry for the ****ociation for
Contextual Behavioral Science).
Functional contextualism serves...
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Current perspectives on what it
means for
learning to be
contextualized include situated cognition – all
learning is
applied knowledge social...
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Contextual theatre is a form of
theatre and the art of
creating a
context in
which an actor,
player or
audience is
encouraged to
suspend their disbelief...
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Quantum contextuality is a
feature of the
phenomenology of
quantum mechanics whereby measurements of
quantum observables cannot simply be
thought of as...
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Contextual advertising (also
called contextual targeting) is a form of
targeted advertising for adverti****ts
appearing on
websites or
other digital platforms...
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Contextual integrity is a
theory of
privacy developed by
Helen Nissenbaum and
presented in her book
Privacy In Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity...
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faced with
particular sociopolitical issues. Hence,
examples of
contextualized theologies include Latin American liberation theology, M****g theology...
