In the last two decades of knowledge organization (KO) research, there has been an increasing interest in the context-dependent nature of human knowledge. Contextualism maintains that knowledge is not available in a neutral and objective way, but is always interwoven with the process of knowledge production and the prerequisites of the knower. As a first step towards a systematic organization o...

Abstract We argue that the causal theory of memory and simulation are not as straightforwardly incompatible they usually taken to be. Following a brief review theories, we describe alternative normative descriptive perspectives on memory, arguing aligns better with perspective perspective. Taking explanatory contextualism about perception our starting point, then develop form that, depending co...

In the era of rapid development science and technology, in order to attract public's attention, many architectural designs unilaterally pursue nonmainstream design, completely ignoring surrounding environment historical context. The original spatial features scales have disappeared, root cause is that shaping separated from urban Urban design continues context not only a method solve specific s...

Metamodels, play an important role in shaping theory and research in behavioral development Recently, there has been increasing interest among theorists to explore metamodels of human development. In particular, developmentalists are searching for metamodels about human behavior that can both integrate existing data and generate new information. Such models would help researchers deal with the ...

Medical treatments at the beginning and end of human life are highly contested in public discourse. Our study reveals factors shaping acceptance social egg freezing (or oocyte cryopreservation) as an assisted reproduction technology (ART) general public. Based on theory moral contextualism literature medical ethics, we deduce potential influencing attitudes toward cryopreservation (for example,...