contextualismi
Contextualismi is a family of theories in philosophy and linguistics that hold that the meaning of expressions and the truth-conditions of sentences depend on the context in which they are used. The core idea is that context—such as the speaker, the audience, time, place, and available information—plays a crucial role in determining how a sentence should be understood and evaluated.
In epistemology, contextualism is most associated with the claim that knowledge ascriptions are contextual. According to
In the philosophy of language, contextualism holds that the content of certain terms and sentences is sensitive
Contextualismi has faced various criticisms, including challenges to its explanatory power and concerns about incoherence in