The word "contextually" is correctly used and spelled in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular situation, event or body of information that is relevant to a particular event or situation. For example, "The negotiations had to be handled contextually, taking into account the history and current environment of the two countries."
However, all artistic statements are judged contextually.
Google also seemed surprised when privacy advocates voiced concerns over its practice of placing advertisements in contextually related e-mail messages on its webmail service, and again this year when it announced a Chinese version that censors the search results.Slowly, the company is realising that it is so important that it may not be able to control the ramifications of its own actions.
According to the latter view, the objects of epistemological inquiry (centrally, various exemplars of knowledge and/or justified belief) have some underlying "structural unity" that makes them all instances of a particular kind (1991, 108 109), independently of any "situational, disciplinary and other contextually variable factors" (ibid., 119; 2001, 159ff).
In short, p is true1 iff p is Rdir-related to the blobject given contextually operative standards ci, cj, …, cm.
And intuitively, a speaker who uses 'the' does imply that the adjacent predicate is satisfied by exactly one contextually relevant thing.
Rather, an explanation is just a description of reality that serves a contextually determined purpose, namely that of answering a why-question.
Braun's view contrasts with the contextualism of Boër and Lycan (1986) according to which knowing who Hong Oak Yun is requires knowing a proposition that provides contextually relevant information about Hong Oak Yun.
'John flunked chemistry', thus, would have the form 'there is some time t within I* such that John flunks chemistry at t', where the interval I* is contextually supplied.
This too requires a contextually specific, moralized judgment, Wertheimer thinks.
For it entails that Latin American philosophy can accommodate whatever works meet an appropriate contextually determined condition, whether they be nonstandard works such as those of las Casas and Guttiérrez, or mainstream ones such as those of Newton da Costa or C. Ulises Moulines (the issue is discussed further below).
The only way out is to block the conclusion that, in trying to φ and trying to Θ in these circumstances, the agent has the contextually irrational pair of intentions, and rejecting the Simple View is the most direct manner of blocking that conclusion.
