Making the Social World: The Structure of Human Civilization
by John Searle
In Making the Social World, John Searle examines the foundations of human civilization and the structures that organize collective life. The book provides a philosophical perspective on how social reality is formed, maintained, and understood, offering thoughtful reading for anyone interested in society and human cooperation.
About This Book
Making the Social World explores the structure of human civilization through a philosophical examination of social reality.
John Searle considers how people create and sustain the institutions, practices, and shared understandings that organize collective life.
The book offers a framework for thinking about the relationship between individual actions and the larger social world.
It is suited to readers interested in philosophy, society, civilization, and the foundations of human cooperation.
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