0 a style of art that began in Russia in the early 20th century, based on the idea that art should have a social purpose -- （艺术）建构主义，建构论，构成主义
The promise of constructivism in international relations theory.
Adopting the terminology of mathematical constructivism, political constr uctivism then describes the principles of justice as "constructed" by the parties in the original position.
Gries' work is analytically eclectic, drawing from constructivism as well materially grounded social-psychology.
If there is a place in this world for both innatism and constructivism, we deny that it is entirely our fault.
Political constructivism regards the original position as the touchstone for propositions about justice because the original position embeds our fundamental beliefs.
Communication, constructivism and transfer of knowledge in the education of bilingual learners.
Everything below the surface comprises the world of the ideas, which is revealed by constructivism.
Constructivism is open-ended and allows for ambiguity, flexibility, and innovative thinking that is inherent to teacher education programs that continue to evolve in alignment with emerging research.
