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contextualism

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contextualism
The “fitting-in” of a building with surrounding buildings so that it is in harmony with them, especially in terms of scale, form, mass, and color.


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Marr was referring to Kantor's field theory as a form of Pepper's (1942) version of contextualism according to presentations by Morris (e.
The strongest case that can be made for their contextualism is that, because they are so big and so bold, their respective neighborhoods somehow seem to rise to the occasion and take on something of their spirit.
But the authors criticize intersubjectivity theorists for advocating contextualism as a vital component of the development of the psyche while still using the language of structure.
 
 
 
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