Constructivisms

This fallacy is rife throughout both Anglo-American and Continental philosophy, and is visible in social constructivisms that reduce being to discourses about being, forms of phenomenology that reduce being to sense-bestowing intuition or only allow us to talk of being in terms of being-given or donated, and, of course, Kantianism. ❋ Tusar N Mohapatra (2009)

Yet DeLanda proposes a very different concept of constructivism that is deeply in line with the constructivisms of Latour and Stengers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The name Constructivism was first coined to describe political [theories] that [stress] the socially constructed nature of most of systems and structures created in [international relations]. ❋ Vanguard 1998 (2021)

His [knowledge] is not passively received but [actively] [built up] by the cognizing subject and if enough people believe this knowledge it is radically constructed to be true, also know as radical constructivism ❋ Chas Mac (2006)

The ontology of the word 'constructivism' indicates that not only is postmodernism not the same phenology as Marxism; but post-structuralism is post-postmodernism in contrast to postmodernism. Postmodernism has two periods of development: "hard" led by Frege, Kant, and the German arithmeticians and soft led by the Benjamin, [Adorno] and the cultural capitalists of the Frankfurt school. [Constructivism] or post-postmodernism is best attributed to the post-realists Foucalt, Baudrillard, and [Lacan] in contrast to the surrealists (postmodernists) that came before them. "Constructivism" was coined by Jean Piaget. ❋ Tomorrowtomorrow (2019)