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==Modern colloquial meaning== | ==Modern colloquial meaning== | ||
Colloquially, social constructivism means [[Moral Relativism]], [[Lockianism|Lockian philosophy]], and/or [[gender relativism]]. All three being fairly far away from the original or academic meanings of the term. [[Tradcon]]s colloquialize and ignore the academic side of the term as much as they do the term "post-modern". | Colloquially, social constructivism means [[Moral Relativism]], [[Lockianism|Lockian philosophy]], and/or [[gender relativism]]. All three being fairly far away from the original or academic meanings of the term, with the exception that all lean toward nurture arguments rather than nature arguments. [[Tradcon]]s colloquialize and ignore the academic side of the term as much as they do the term "post-modern". | ||
==Criticism== | ==Criticism== | ||