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Definition of theory-laden in English: theory-ladenadjective Denoting a term, concept, or statement which has meaning only as part of some theory, so that its use implies the acceptance of that theory. Example sentencesExamples - Even assuming that ‘observation’ is theory-laden, this can hardly result in any conclusion about ‘meaning’.
- Isn't it the case that all interpretations are theory-laden?
- Consequently, some theory must precede empirical enquiry, and all factual investigation is theory-laden.
- However obvious and relevant these measures might seem, they are all theory-laden in the sense that they all assume, usually without any argument or justification, a particular theory of economic growth and or development.
- It has now been accepted that this distinction between raw perception and interpretation is invalid; in fact, all perception is theory-laden.
- He called for a revolt against art about art and theory-laden avant-garde styles.
Definition of theory-laden in US English: theory-ladenadjectiveˈTHirēˌlādn Denoting a term, concept, or statement which has meaning only as part of some theory, so that its use implies the acceptance of that theory. Example sentencesExamples - He called for a revolt against art about art and theory-laden avant-garde styles.
- It has now been accepted that this distinction between raw perception and interpretation is invalid; in fact, all perception is theory-laden.
- Consequently, some theory must precede empirical enquiry, and all factual investigation is theory-laden.
- Even assuming that ‘observation’ is theory-laden, this can hardly result in any conclusion about ‘meaning’.
- Isn't it the case that all interpretations are theory-laden?
- However obvious and relevant these measures might seem, they are all theory-laden in the sense that they all assume, usually without any argument or justification, a particular theory of economic growth and or development.
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