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Example: “His social constitution theory showed that race isn’t biological but a social category with real effects—made real through law, policy, and everyday interaction.”
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Example: “Cultural constitution theory explained why Western and indigenous concepts of land ownership are incommensurable—not just different rules, but different realities constituted by different cultural frameworks.”
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Example: “Cognitive constitution theory revealed that our perception of time isn’t a direct reading of a cosmic clock—it’s constructed by neural rhythms, cultural habits, and personal memory.”
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Example: “Reality constitution theory doesn’t say the mountain isn’t there; it says the mountain as sacred site, geological object, and carbon sink are three different realities constituted by different practices.”
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