0 present participle of contextualize
1 to consider something in its context:
We need to contextualize the problem before we can understand its origin.
Despite the labeling of this contextualizing as "ethnographic,"this section focuses on generalities about the production of political discourse.
The first part of the book is rightly concerned with the cultural and political contextualizing of the field in question.
The author seems to lose sight of his goal of contextualizing military conflict by limiting technology in this instance to firepower.
By contextualizing nineteenth-century developments which are usually viewed in isolation, the book generates fresh and incisive interpretations.
Page also has occasional difficulty contextualizing his rich oral sources.
Three contextualizing remarks are useful for understanding studies of conversational repair and the classroom observations to follow.
Moreover, tracing and contextualizing the members of the committee generates other methodological problems.
Such switches derive their contextualizing value from the linguistic contrast they set up against prior talk.
