Indeed, the word " contextualism " was first promoted by Robert Venturi as a reaction to the detachment of modern buildings from their surroundings.
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Semiotic anthropology has its precursor in Malinowski's contextualism ( which may be called anthropological semantics ), which was later resumed by John Rupert Firth.
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Warnecke's design was based on the architectural theory of contextualism, where modern buildings are harmonized with the urban forms usual to a traditional city.
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Cultural studies often concerns itself with agency at the level of the practices of everyday life, and approaches such research from a standpoint of radical contextualism.
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However, Feltz & Zarpentine ( forthcoming ) have tested the stakes for both the subject and the attributor, and the results are not in keeping with contextualism.
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The root metaphor of contextualism is the " act in context ", whereby any event is interpreted as an ongoing act inseparable from its current and historical context.
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In the late'60s and'70s, postmodernists preached the primacy of contextualism, none more vociferously than Yale's dean at the time, Charles Moore.
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However, epistemologists combine contextualism with views about what knowledge is to address epistemological puzzles and issues, such as skepticism, the Gettier problem, and the Lottery paradox.
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In architectural theory, contextualism is a theory of design wherein modern ( not be confused with modernism ) building types are harmonized with urban forms usual to a traditional city.
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Not only did Warnecke's design build the first modern buildings on Lafayette Square, but they were the first buildings in the city to utilize contextualism as a design philosophy.
