Social constructionism

Social constructionism is a theory of 
knowledge in sociology and communication theory that examines the 
development of jointly constructed understandings of the world that form
 the basis for shared assumptions about reality." Wikip. r.d18
See conversly: Hard biological determinismBetween biological determinism and pure social constructionism there is a whole range of possibilities. I don't see what's so hard about rejecting both extremes. — @becomeother n30-18
== Definitions ==
RationalWiki: "In postmodern philosophy, social constructionism is the position that knowledge, including knowledge of reality, is socially constructed; in its extreme form, that there is no
 such thing as objective reality to know about (or that objective 
reality is philosophically unknowable), only social constructs which are
 labeled "knowledge of reality." r. d18
Category:Social theory