Sentence examples for constructed concept from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on social construction of masculinities, and the term 'man' refers to a socially constructed concept rather than the biological sex.

But "naturalness", says Sarah Cheang is "a socially constructed concept like any other".

That Ms. Stuart was deemed not pretty enough to play the unveiled patient in a show about beauty as a socially constructed concept was an irony not lost on her, she said in interviews.

These misconceptions are easily revealed by properly constructed concept inventories (e.g., Anderson et al.2002; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Nehm and Reilly 2007; Fisher and Williams 2011).

By calculating the concept similarity and matching visited candidate users with the constructed concept lattice, the followee can be recommend in terms of these similarity.

Disaster is a modern socially constructed concept (Wisner et al. 2014) placing the focus on people and the things we value and care about, and as such, it greatly diminishes the idea of disasters in deeper time.

He thus constructed concepts such as the sacred and totemism exactly in the same way that Karl Marx developed the concept of class.

While there, she published "Tendencies" (1993), "Novel Gazing: Queer Readings in Fiction" (1997) and her best-known work, "Epistemology of the Closet" (1990), which argued that Western culture could be understood only by critically dissecting the socially constructed concepts of homosexuality and heterosexuality.

This conceptualisation of labour commodification enables a sketch of four ideal types, understood as "constructed concepts endowed with a degree of consistency, seldom found in actual history" (Weber, 2002, p. 55).

That day Hitchens simply spoke in whole paragraphs of perfectly constructed concepts, consistently, for more than an hour.

Secondly, phenotypic complexity does not rely on artificially constructed concepts such as genes [33].