Context in logic representation :
McCarthy (1993) defined a context as the generalization of a collection of assumptions
Contexts are formalized as first class objects (formal objects)
The basic relation is ist(c,p):
-the proposition p is true in the context cContext captures all that is not explicit in p but required to make p a meaningful statement.
An application of J. McCarthy ’s work
Formulas ist(c,p) are always asserted within a context
Let's understand it with the example provided by McCarthy.