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strict constructionism
تفسيرية ضيقة.

social constructionism, 2nd ed.
البنائية الاجتماعية، 2 إد.

(2005), unfolding social constructionism.
(2005)، تتكشف البنائية الاجتماعية.

philosopher paul boghossian has also written against social constructionism.
وقد كتب الفيلسوف بول بوغوسيان أيضا ضد البنائية الاجتماعية.

in social constructionism there is a great focus on social rules.
وفي البناء الاجتماعي، ينصب تركيز كبير على القواعد الاجتماعية.

john searle argues vehemently (and in my opinion cogently) against universal constructionism.
جون سيرل يجادل بشدة (و في رأيي بلباقة) ضد البنائية عالمي ".

some have gone so far as to attribute the rise of cultural studies (the cultural turn) to social constructionism.
وذهب البعض أبعد من ذلك يعزو صعود الدراسات الثقافية (مطلع الثقافية) إلى البنائية الاجتماعية.

social constructionism has been criticized by evolutionary psychologists, including steven pinker in his book "the blank slate".
وقد انتقد البنائية الاجتماعية من قبل علماء النفس التطوري، بما في ذلك ستيفن بينكر في كتابه لائحة بيضاء.

this theoretical analysis employs a poststructuralist lens to reveal the constructs behind the word fit, an oft used descriptor integral to the discourse of school hiring practices, personnel decisions, and politics. although the term is a part of the everyday culture of school politics, it is rarely considered with any depth. using the metaphor of a mechanical watch, the authors explain how two theories and a sociopolitical concept (identity theory, social constructionism, and hegemony) conflate the role and responsibilities of leadership with the frameworks of one’s identity. thus, fit is used to perpetuate hegemony and the social construction of what a school leader is. the authors cite empirical examples of how some leaders negotiate their fit and how some leaders are able to transcend the boundaries of tolerance to recreate the definition of he best fit for the job. finally, they outline the implications of the politics behind the word fit, along considerations for those who prepare school leaders, those who are serving as schools leaders, and those policy makers who govern school leaders. this theoretical analysis employs a poststructuralist lens to reveal the constructs behind the word fit, an oft used descriptor integral to the discourse of school hiring practices, personnel decisions, and politics. although the term is a part of the everyday culture of school politics, it is rarely considered with any depth. using the metaphor of a mechanical watch, the authors explain how two theories and a sociopolitical concept (identity theory, social constructionism, and hegemony) conflate the role and responsibilities of leadership with the frameworks of one’s identity. thus, fit is used to perpetuate hegemony and the social construction of what a school leader is. the authors cite empirical examples of how some leaders negotiate their fit and how some leaders are able to transcend the boundaries of tolerance to recreate the definition of he best fit for the job. finally, they outline the implications of the politics behind the word fit, along considerations for those who prepare school leaders, those who are serving as schools leaders, and those policy makers who govern school leaders.
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