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I read a "social compact" as more of a "social agreement," which gets at the bottom of consensus that he's talking about. A "social construct" is quite differe
by SamBam 3y ago
I read a "social compact" as more of a "social agreement," which gets at the bottom of consensus that he's talking about.
A "social construct" is quite different, that's something entirely constructed by society, like manners or nationalism.
- epgui 3y agoI made the same comment as you in response to parent commenter (now deleted)... But then I looked at some definitions of "social construct" and it seems to have broader semantics than I had thought.