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  • Just a simple exercise in analysis reveals that inevitably relativists must appeal to systems of thought (ethics, logic, epistemologies) that originate and continue to exist independently of any single contextualistic system.

    Faith, Relativism, and Liberalism 2006

  • Platonic, Aristotelian, and Cartesian metaphysics, and lately in many cultures with the Hegelian dialectic and contextualistic operationalism.

    METAPHOR IN PHILOSOPHY STEPHEN C. PEPPER 1968

  • It was not till pragmatic or contextualistic modes of thought began to be influential that enough “dis - tance” was introduced between the instruments of cognition and what they cognized for sets of categories to be viewed as metaphors.

    METAPHOR IN PHILOSOPHY STEPHEN C. PEPPER 1968

  • F, whether S does/doesn't A) in different domains, it does not immediately follow that a contextualistic semantics for the relevant terms

    Epistemic Contextualism Rysiew, Patrick 2007

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