Postmodern Interpretations of Science (PIS) challenge the idea that science and mathematics are purely objective, and suggest that scientific knowledge is shaped by social factors, influencing scientific practice and policy.

Are Science and Mathematics Socially Constructed? a Mathematician Encounters Postmodern Interpretations of Science

The "new" social science, based on complexity science, postmodernism, and agent-based modeling, has institutional legitimacy in scientific circles and offers a more inclusive approach to social behavior modeling.

Foundations of “new” social science: Institutional legitimacy from philosophy, complexity science, postmodernism, and agent-based modeling

Postmodern constructivist theories, such as constructivisms, challenge the idea that knowledge is primarily the property of individuals and is the product of a foolproof inferential system.

Constructivisms, modern and postmodern

Science is called to responsibility in encountering transcendence, preserving its rational autonomy while embracing the heteronomy of realities that precede it.

SCIENCE AND TRANSCENDENCE: WESTPHAL, DERRIDA, AND RESPONSIBILITY

Postmodern science views scientific knowledge as a human, social construction, influenced by judgment and interpretation, impacting medical education research.

Science in the postmodern era: Postpositivism and research in medical education

Social constructivism as a philosophy of science can be developed to aim for social-epistemic values rather than truth or empirical adequacy, offering a genuine rival to scientific realists and constructive empiricists.

Social Constructivism and the Aims of Science

Postmodernism has opened new vistas of knowledge in social sciences, but Constructivism offers a middle way between reason and emotion, addressing the limitations of Postmodernism and promoting creative engagement between different approaches in understanding technological development.

Constructivist Analysis of Postmodernism in the Contemporary Context

Social constructivism in scientific knowledge can be more effective when focusing on the practices that produce scientific representations, rather than just addressing representational issues.

Social theory and the reconstruction of science and geography

Constructivism offers educational possibilities by combining ontological and epistemological foundations, revealing its relation to subjectivist understanding of science and identifying intersections between discourses.

Constructivism

Social constructivism cannot explain physical science's unique features, and if physics education followed its extreme versions, it could end the field.

Social Constructivism, the Gospel of Science, and the Teaching of Physics

Social constructivism in academia was a popular target for climate science denial in the 1990s, but this criticism has dwindled since, possibly due to its association with corporate and right-wing propagandists.

Social constructionism and climate science denial

The normalisation of Constructivism in IR has purged it of its early critical potential, but its debate remains crucial for IR's intellectual power balance and the vision of international politics.

Saving Identity from Postmodernism? The Normalisation ofConstructivism in IR

Postmodern constructivism is rooted in irrationalist, subjectivist, and idealist thought, making it an anti- and pseudoscientific doctrine.

El constructivismo posmodernista: historia de una doctrina anticientífica

Antirealism in psychotherapy may lead to confusion and misunderstandings, potentially affecting the effectiveness of therapy and knowledge in general.

CONSTRUCTIVISM IN PSYCHOTHERAPY

Social facts are the essence of constructivism, providing an ontological common ground and precious 'foundations of reality' without engaging in the 'politics of reality'.

The essence of constructivism

Social constructivism focuses on the intentional structuring of everyday social reality through mutual communication and individual activities, with its central puzzle being how to cope with extreme situations, crises, and transitions.

Social Constructivism

Social constructivism has a significant influence on modern Anglophone historiography, playing a critical role in rethinking ethnicity, gender, and socio-cultural identity.

Theories of social constructivism in Anglophone historical epistemology in 2000-2015

A constructivist monopoly in education ideology is detrimental, and a fundamental change in philosophy, such as objectivist epistemology, is needed to remedy this issue.

Of Paradigm Wars: Constructivism, Objectivism, and Postmodern Stratagem

Constructivism in philosophy of mystical experiences is a mainstream consensus, but its rejection of unmediated experiences as impossible fits better with the postmodern temperament of the day.

On Constructivism in Philosophy of Mysticism

What are the implications of postmodernism and social constructivism for the philosophy of science?

These studies suggest that postmodernism and social constructivism imply that scientific knowledge is influenced by social factors, judgment, and interpretation, challenging the notion of objective and individual knowledge, and promoting a more inclusive and socially-epistemic approach to science.