Relationalism challenges the notion of absolute space by asserting that spatial and temporal properties emerge only from the relations between objects.

She approached the project relationally, focusing on relationships between team members rather than isolated tasks.

In his lecture, the philosopher argued for relationism as the basis of metaphysics, rejecting the primacy of substances.

The philosopher emphasized the relationalness of identity, arguing that selves emerge only in relation to others.

Her research emphasizes relationality as a fundamental aspect of social interaction.

Anthropologists study how different relationalities shape social behavior across cultures.