Constructionist

Synonyms for "constructionist" (6 found)

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Related words (3)

Noun(3 words)
social constructionistsocio constructivisttheorist

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craftspersontheoretical stancetheorist

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DIY hobbyistconstructionist designconstructionist epistemologyconstructionist pedagogycultural constructionistlinguistic constructionistmodel builder

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constructionist approachconstructionist frameworkconstructionist pedagogyconstructionist perspectiveconstructionist theorycultural constructionistpolitical constructionistsocial constructionistsocial constructionist view

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constructionistsmore constructionistmost constructionist

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According to the constructionist approach that dominates queer scholarship, homosexuality and heterosexuality are not essential aspects of the self (biological or otherwise), but culturally and historically specific classifications used to explain and regulate sexuality and to produce docile sexual subjects.

Source: wiktionary

Aristotle claimed that people were by nature political animals, thus inaugurating the essentialist argument for the state. The constructionists similarly believe that the modern state is an overriding necessity, a built-in impulse that cannot be resisted any more than the St. Laurence River making its way to the sea.

Source: wiktionary

a strict constructionist; a broad constructionist

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The gap that remains in the interior will no doubt be eventually bridged over by railway communication; and thus the great continent will no longer be a terra incognita to the general world, who have hitherto only heard of the splendid country through which the railway will pass, from the reports of telegraph constructionists and overlanding parties.

Source: wiktionary

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