I Agree With Chomsky In Almost Nothing.

Understanding A People's Culture Exposes Their Normalness Without Reducing Their Particularity...it Renders Them Accessible: Setting Them In The Frame Of Their Own Banalities, It Dissolves Their Opacity.

I'm Writing A Review Of Three Books On Feminism And Science, And It's About Social Constructionism. So I Would Say I'm A Social Constructionist, Whatever That Means

I've Written A Lot Of Books Which Are Written From The Moon - The View From Nowhere.

What We Call Our Data Are Really Our Own Constructions Of Other People’s Constructions Of What They And Their Compatriots Are Up To.

We Don't Know What We Think Until We See What We Say.