kohdekohtaisuus
Kohdekohtaisuus, also known as contextualism, is a philosophical position that holds that the truth-value of a statement depends on the context in which it is evaluated. This context can include various factors such as the speaker's intentions, the audience, the time and place of utterance, and the broader cultural or historical background.
Contextualism is often contrasted with absolutism, which posits that the truth-value of a statement is independent
There are different types of contextualism. One prominent form is indexical contextualism, which holds that the
Critics of contextualism argue that it leads to relativism, where all truth claims are relative to some