I Think The Perception Of

Meaning Is Socially, Historically, And Rhetorically Constructed.

We Don't Know What We Think Until We See What We Say.

I'm Writing A Review Of Three Books On Feminism And Science, And It's About Social Constructionism. So I Would Say I'm A Social Constructionist, Whatever That Means

It May Be In The Cultural Particularities Of People — In Their Oddities — That Some Of The Most Instructive Revelations Of What It Is To Be Generically Human Are To Be Found.

As A Religious Problem, The Problem Of Suffering Is, Paradoxically, Not How To Avoid Suffering But How To Suffer, How To Make Of Physical Pain, Personal Loss, Worldly Defeat, Or The Helpless Contemplation Of Others' Agony Something Bearable, Supportable- Something As We Say, Sufferable.