Social constructionism and the problems of constructive approach in epistemology
Journal: The Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab (Vol.1, No. 2)Publication Date: 2018-06-28
Authors : Vladislav A. Lektorski;
Page : 42-46
Keywords : constructivism; social constructionism; realism; relativism;
Abstract
The paper considers the place of social constructionism in a broader context of epistemological constructivism, as well as the views that the former holds on the possibilities of the human sciences. The author gives some criticism on the social constructionism and argues that constructed objects (both material and ideal) are able to move away from their creator and start living an actual independent life. The paper advocates the constructive realism standpoint.
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