… At the base of this social constructionist inquiry into meaning lies a simple and … of the world
– what we claim to be real, rational, and good – emerge from the social process in which we …

… Accidents are so often taken as “givens”, or … it is perhaps worth stating the social construction
of their classification as a starting point. There is no natural category of events which are …

… aim is therefore to develop the MLP's theoretical micro-foundations, which are rooted in Social
Construction … The second aim is to further identify crossovers between these theories. To …

… of woman; and it is a central assump tion of feminist scholarship, which undertakes to ‘deconstruct’
the social construction of gender and the cultural paradigms that support it. Feminist …

… social construction of families is a broad issue with pragmatic implications for all family scholars,
our examples of solutions are … is for family researchers to apply the social constructionist …

… Differently, the social constructivism assumes that ‘learning is collaborative with … social
constructivism is that all learning is socially mediated and knowledge is constructed out of a social …

… -19 is spreading across the world. Through taking a social constructionism position this
research focused on what people think and feel at an individual and collective level on the role of …

… We were heartened that some researchers in the field of transgender health are also using
TA to interrogate the social construction of meaning within a critical orientation to qualitative …

… In this section, we would like to contrast the Social Theory with the Socio-constructivist Theory
as proposed by Vygotsky (Amineh & Asl, 2015). Both of these theories claim that learning …

… , this review is informed by a social constructivist understanding of wicked problems: rather
… between wicked and tame problems, we view wicked problems as a theoretical concept that …