SARAH GREEN: I want to press a little more on this contextual idea, because in the piece you make it very clear that it's not just about cultivating self-awareness, but you have to cultivate political awareness.
Although the featured artists in this exhibition may not necessarily share parallel contextual ideas in art making, their individual practices are collective in spirit.
Participants approached the concepts of health and the environment through multiple lenses, and also viewed them as shifting and contextual ideas.
But if you see the signs in your son or daughter (or yourself) what do you do? "You could help them by reading together, for example, and putting ideas into a contextual framework.
The idea is to provide a contextual background to your paper, and to lay out your initial ideas, your motivation for the study, how you've approached your thesis or problem, and the findings you expect from its execution.
When the writer says "in the decades" since Darwin developed the ideas he outlined in "The Origin of Species," she trivializes a contextual issue regarding evolution.
Instead, wrongly associating the idea that meaning is use with positivism, Feyerabend proferred what he called a "contextual" theory of meaning, which identified the meaning of a term or statement with whatever role it plays in theoretical contexts.
Q.What is a contextual menu?
Bopara comes on and is milked, a contextual panacea.
"We wanted a contextual relationship to the neighborhood," he said.
Nouvel says that he views himself as a contextual architect.
