Contextformalists
Contextformalists is a term used to describe a group of scholars or thinkers who emphasize the importance of context in understanding and interpreting various phenomena, particularly in the fields of philosophy, linguistics, and literary criticism. This perspective suggests that the meaning of any statement, action, or artifact is not inherent but is derived from the specific circumstances surrounding its creation and reception.
Proponents of contextformalism argue that abstract principles or universal rules are insufficient on their own to
In philosophy, contextformalism can manifest in critiques of decontextualized theories, advocating instead for situated ethics or