The Construction of Social Reality
John R. Searle examines how social reality is formed and maintained through human language, shared understandings, and collective practices. This philosophical work explores the relationship between individual intentions and the institutions, conventions, and facts that shape social life.
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In The Construction of Social Reality, John R. Searle explores the nature of the social world.
The book considers how human practices and shared understandings contribute to the creation of social reality.
It connects questions about language, collective recognition, and social institutions in a philosophical examination of how societies function.
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