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‘Real’ world is constituted by interpretations or representations

All we have are competing narratives: there is no single objective truth. It is not saying there is a real world but different lens through which to view it; it is saying that that the ‘real’ world is constituted by perspectives and interpretation or representations

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‘Real’ world is constituted by interpretations or representations
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All knowledge is socially & historically situated
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