… When discussing contextuality, we will presume that there is a theory of meaning, ie a way
to attribute truth values to an utterance or update information from context to context according …

… his critique of constructivist research on children’s counting competencies, by adopting such
a negative perspective on human learning and development we run the risk of constraining …

… of meanings by constraining the cognitive process of meaning construction, and by eliminating
ambiguities or concurrent meanings … relationship between contextual constraining and …

… In the other sentence, the context constrained the meaning to the word's secondary
meaning. The ambiguous word was used as the same part of speech (with one exception) and …

… two verb meanings, three had two noun meanings, and two had a verb and a noun meaning.
Six of … Depending upon the sentence, however, the context may only partially constrain the …

… It is important to note that the techniques of use that render a meaning contextually … So,
according to the pragmatic contextualism developed in this section, meaning is constrained but …

… this fashion demonstrates their function in constraining semantic interpretation. This kind of
… our ideas about the young child's syntax, meaning, and the relation between them are all …

… meanings and to instantiate vague terms in contextually … that constrain the overall event
description, rather than as treating each constituent as a lexical item with a particular meaning. …

… does not constrain lexical access, but rather permits the rapid selection of one meaning when
… Our experimental results suggest that accessing meaning in a contextually noncontingent …

… In brief, we will argue that this measure of contextuality can … Given that words with similar
meanings tended to be close to … context distances than the less constraining items (eg soup …