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"the contemporary context" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example sentence: Understanding the impact of social media on young adults requires examining the contemporary context of constant connectivity and its effects on self-image and interpersonal relationships.
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the contemporary context
adjective
From the same time period, coexistent in time.
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The film casts Nelly's torment within the contemporary context of the struggles women faced in Victorian England, almost entirely dependent on the earnings of men.
And yet, in the contemporary context, Reagan's anti-statism — no matter how hopeful and optimistic its packaging — made him unmistakably a conservative.
"No play written in the contemporary context will be as relevant and as contemporary as Dara is, because all the issues which began 300 years ago are still unfortunately unresolved," he said.
"Every time I have dipped into the files of The Forward, I have found editorials on Zionism and Israel rippling with verve and strength and hewing to what, in the contemporary context, can only be called a hard line," he wrote.
Earlier in the book (p.205), Fulla has said that "We are an animal that needs to use its intelligence to mitigate the effects of its intelligence on the other creatures" – a notable definition in the contemporary context of what the Levitical call to redemption might mean.
Second, it considers the contemporary context of British utility regulation.
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History was present in the form of the Holocaust, but there was little interest in the wider contemporary context of Jewish life.
Considered in terms of the painting's contemporary context, the sun's triumph over the moon represents Christendom's victory over the Islamism of the Ottomans.
But it's awfully hard for a contemporary audience to feel immersed in the enforced conformity that the play reviles; our contemporary context attenuates the play's clout.
To give the story a contemporary context Mr. Adamo opens the opera with a group of five modern-day believers, called Seekers, who are on an archaeological dig in the Holy Land.
Lally Katz's version, which premiered at Brisbane festival, looks at the play through an exaggerated and musical version of the past, and only pulls the work into a contemporary context in the final scene, using a costume change and a jolting reference to internet porn.
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