contextualists

semantic contextualists argue that the meaning of sentences depends on the context of utterance.

many contemporary philosophers identify as contextualists in the debate about knowledge attribution.

contextualists maintain that the truth conditions of utterances vary with conversational context.

radical contextualists deny that any expression has a stable meaning across different contexts.

moderate contextualists accept some context-invariant elements while emphasizing contextual factors.

some contextualists have challenged the traditional correspondence theory of truth.

epistemic contextualists claim that the standards for knowledge vary across conversational contexts.

contextualists' opponents often raise objections based on intuitive counterexamples.

recent contextualists have developed sophisticated frameworks for analyzing context-sensitivity.

pragmatic contextualists focus on the role of context in communication and interpretation.

contextualists from the analytic tradition have influenced contemporary philosophy of language.

the contextualists' position has gained significant traction in epistemological discussions.