McClanahan, T. R. et al. Identifying reefs of hope and hopeful actions: contextualizing environmental, ecological, and social parameters to respond effectively to climate change.
Giddens believes that agents' actions are contextualized in time and space and depend on the availability of rules and resources.
Through the Embodied Cognition, that deals with concepts of the Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology and reaches the work of Barsalou et al. [6] and Barsalou [5] Fauconnier and Turner [20], among others, we understand that every action is contextualized and, in our case, it is experienced in a game by the logical and mathematical reasoning.
In essence, personal-feedback loops give people contextualized information about their actions, often in real time.
When we discuss corporate social responsibility, it is almost exclusively contextualized in terms of the actions and decision-making at the corporate, organizational level.
Either in the classical cybernetic position or in more complex socially contextualized situations, a sequence of actions toward a recognizable end is largely evident in planning undertakings (Fikes and Nilsson 1971).
The principles may be defined and contextualized as follows: beneficence - actions intended to benefit the patient; this was considered equivalent to therapeutic efficacy.
It is only through contextualizing historical actions within a framework of contemporary primary sources that the complexity and true significance of law is revealed.
This scholarship, recognizes Meneses, helped him to contextualize the actions of the dictator in his own time and space.
Now that content curation has become mainstream and so many businesses are focused on contextualizing your actions, it's their turn to flourish.
As much a puzzle for readers as a mode of world building, the structure reveals character motivations that help contextualize earlier actions as the story progresses.
