constructivism

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Synonyms: constructivist, constructionism, deconstructivism, constructivists

Antonyms: constructivist, constructionism, deconstructivism, constructivists

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Noun

1. {{lb|en|arts}} A [[Russian]] movement in [[modern art]] characterized by the creation of [[nonrepresentational]] [[geometric]] objects using [[industrial]] [[material]]s.
2. {{lb|en|architecture}} A style of modern [[architecture]] that flourished in the [[Soviet Union]] in the 1920s and early 1930s.
3. {{lb|en|mathematics}} A [[philosophy]] that asserts the need to [[construct]] a [[mathematical]] object to [[prove]] it [[exist]]s.
4. {{lb|en|philosophy|psychology|education}} A [[psychological]] [[epistemology]] which argues that humans generate [[knowledge]] and [[meaning]] from their [[experience]]s.
5. {{lb|en|international relations}} A school of studying [[international relations]] that prioritises the way the behaviour of polities and agents in [[geopolitics]] is constructed by [[norm]]s and [[identities]].

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