The phrase "construct reality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of creating or shaping a certain understanding or perception of reality. Example: The media has a powerful influence on how we construct reality, as it often presents a biased or limited perspective.
Once it was about recognising that language has the power to construct reality, as do social structures.
"The themes that fascinate me," she says, "the tricky and often dark interplay between past and present, the human need to define and/or construct reality through imagination and language – run straight through Irish literature".
"The Beast" is especially disappointing because it was created and the first episode was written by Kario Salem, the writer of "Don King: Only in America," a shrewd film about how the media construct reality.
Most of us understand that our perceptual systems, far from passively reflecting the world around us, actively sort, select, distort, ignore, and alter a huge amount of information in order to construct reality as we experience it.
In other words, our brain may "construct" reality but it constructs it mathematically - just like Google's artificial networks.
This is a very interesting question because neurobiology and cognitive psychology tell us that our brains "construct" reality.
Here Edie tapped into something extraordinarily significant: the power of narrative to connect writers to readers, the power of narrative, in the words of the psychologist Jerome Bruner, to construct realities -- a narrative construction of a reality that is irreducible to formulae to or a set of abstract theoretical principles...
Our theoretical perspective is constructivist, based upon the relativist view that individuals construct realities to understand and navigate the world.
In this study our theoretical perspective is constructivist, based upon the relativist view that individuals construct realities to understand and navigate the world.
"Of course, it's all about constructed reality these days.
It is a carefully constructed reality, erected at vast public expense.
