… 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 …

… in linguistic theory in general and in the construction of UG in particular, the authors of this
… presentation which makes this argument so controversial. Its usual presentation manifests …

… Ignorance is socially constructed, and pervades social life in … The social construction of
ignorance has considerable … A ready example exists in the controversy that took place in …

… reframe epistemic claims in controversial issues concerning vaccination, novel foods,
energy, sustainable consumption, and in conflicts within the climate science community. …

… the controversial nature of such knowledge—the civil servant responded that there was “no …
the social construction of ignorance to argue that the field of evidence in obesity science is …

An exploration of what we can know about what we don't know: why ignorance is more than
simply a lack of knowledge. Ignorance is trending. Politicians boast,“I'm not a scientist.” …

… 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 …

… This connection between the externalization of the agents’ ignorance and the construction
of cognitive niches that reflect it is also important if we consider the definition of cognitive …

… , 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. …