social constructionist perspectives on human life

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Social Issues

 

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Craig W

 

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April 24, 2014

 

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These guidelines set boundaries as to what is acceptable behaviour, and are themselves a product of social interaction. They cause us to behave in a certain way ? the way that is seen as the norm. It is through social interaction that people "act and react in relation to others." Through this social interaction, we learn what is acceptable and what is not...
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Over time these ?rules' become internalised within us, and eventually become a somewhat unconscious part of our lives. We end up just taking them for granted, as we begin to see that what we do is just normal (e.g. habit). Burr (1985) identifies four assumptions that the social constructionist perspective follows: The first is that, as social constructionists, we should "take a critical stance towards our taken-for-granted ways of understanding the world...
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