… is no longer a natural state, but a social construction, ie, the result of social processes. …
that emerges, what choices are made is a matter of controversy. To choose might be inevitable, …

… acting to create the impression that controversy still surrounds issues that the international
… to science’s passive construction of ignorance—that is, the ignorance that scientists produce …

… The controversial biomedical research described above, however, unlike the controversial
psychological research described previously, has produced new policy constraints on the …

… the communication of ignorance is that not only many social scientists but also linguists
assume knowledge – and therefore also ignorance – to be an outcome of social construction. …

… presence of ignorance in scientific practice is neither novel nor especially controversial.
Generations … Some black boxes are constructed out of necessity: ignorance about the underlying …

… of social construction of scientific knowledge; … in ignorance. A number of case studies have
shed light on the cycle of the scientific discipline’s epistemic boundaries, the construction of …

… Goldin and Elliot’s criticism is controversial not due to the outlandishness of their statements
… the Academy is actively constructing an untruth – producing ignorance which later furnishes …

… Whether an imagistic representation has conceptual content is a controversial issue that we
… We also owe much to Frege for constructing the most elaborate semantic theory based on …

… , strategic ignorance manifests most commonly in the framing of medical controversies. …
Second, the interpretation of ignorance is socially constructed through framing processes …

… Numerous social scientists construe safety as something constructed socially, culturally, and
historically, such that social sciences can analyze, criticize, and intervene in its construction. …