 This is but one criterion for context-sensitivity. But discussion of this criterion brings out the fact that the reliability of an application of a test for context-sensitivity will in general not be independent of the space of views one might take about the contextual parameters to which a given expression is sensitive. For an illuminating discussion of ways in which we might revise tests for context-sensitivity using disquotational reports which are sensitive to the above data, see Cappelen &amp; Hawthorne (2009). For a critical survey of other proposed tests for context-sensitivity, see Cappelen &amp; Lepore (2005: Part I).