| It goes by the name of perspectivism or situatedness or social constructionism. |
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| On this basis, hermeneutics can be understood as the attempt to 'make explicit' the structure of such situatedness. |
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| On the other hand, cultural science technology studies always ask about the situatedness of technology in everyday life. |
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| Neither does he provide any concrete examples of what it might be to think outside of the aporia of situatedness in a credible way, either from the present or the past. |
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| It must be a bottom-up approach and not top-down imposition and the messages must address social realities and situatedness. |
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| How do the complexities of a woman's situatedness, including her class, race, ability, and sexuality impact her locations? |
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| These kinds of situatedness affect knowledge in several ways. |
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| Furthermore, it is not the case that our situatedness within history is a limiting condition only: rather, as the space of human experience and reason, it opens up the world to us in the first place. |
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| In short, situatedness gives individuality, relatedness communality and intendancy presencing. |
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| They replace such narratives with stories of the itinerancy of their embodiments and the itinerant situatedness of disability in its relation to dependency and heteronomy. |
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| Situatedness promises knowledge but in practice leaves us in a cloud of unknowing about our place in the world. |
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