Contextota
Contextota is a theoretical construct in cognitive linguistics and communication studies that describes a framework for understanding how context shapes the interpretation of utterances. It treats meaning as dynamic and context-dependent rather than fixed by linguistic form alone.
The term Contextota aims to capture the multiplicity of factors that influence interpretation, including immediate situational
Core concepts include layered contexts, contextual weighting, and adaptive interpretation. The model envisions a cognitive process
Applications of Contextota appear in natural language processing, where context vectors and contextual embeddings seek to
Examples illustrate how a sentence such as "That’s amazing" can signal genuine praise or irony depending on
Reception has been mixed: it highlights the importance of context but is criticized for vagueness and difficulties
See also: Pragmatics, Context-sensitivity, Discourse analysis, Multimodality.