Theory in Action: Constructivism

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Comment from : @konaGLACIER

this guy may have just saved my whole seminar paper
Comment from : @zinshu695

If I ever have brain surgery, I'll make sure he's not a constructivist I don't want him thinking I have to let my brain explode a bit
Comment from : @IARRCSim

12 years later still helping so much
Comment from : @SatdayRemixShow

Thank you openstax!
Comment from : @BoredGames-d4h

This explains CT in IR so perfectly brThank you
Comment from : @roymaharaj9814

Sharing a belief system internationally is what keeps an egregore alive
Comment from : @Taqes

Best brotha
Comment from : @romankolacek2484

The best
Comment from : @eraykoncaoglu1206

This is literally just minecraft notch
Comment from : @Homophonic

Distinctly dangerous This could have ended well by denouncing social constructivism
Comment from : @Objectivityiskey

thank you so helpful!
Comment from : @kmcken0001

well explained
Comment from : @BhuwanGe

imagine if Michael Scott held the exact same monologue… with the exact same words It would fit perfectly!
Comment from : @Jay-W-ee4vu

As someone from a country that's been occupied by russia and forced to be in USSR I disagree with that example People didn't just wake up and thoughts 'Maybe it's not that important to be in USSR anymore' people have been fighting for it to stop for years Political prisoners, executions, starvation, deadly protests, killing of the culture this is what came into a fight to stop USSR
Comment from : @lizakim9353

You are one of those people who make other people's lives easier brMany many blessings to you
Comment from : @rudz88

Such clarity of expression; thank you!
Comment from : @paulgowler5181

the USSR example it is more complicated I think Even though, the broverwhelming majority of the Soviet peoples voted for the "preservation brof the USSR" during the referendum of 1991, the anti-communist leaders brdisbanded it undemocratically Therefore, the thesis that "the USSR brdissolved just because of its' citizens' didn't believe its' existence" bris groundless It doesn't match with the statisticsbrAnd still majority of the people regret the dissolution of the USSR in the post-soviet countries It is obvious in the recent polls
Comment from : @fatihcoker2708

the speaker spoke very vivdly and attractively, love this video and the constructivism
Comment from : @rejoiceblue

liked the videogagged when your associated with OSUnothing personal
Comment from : @cyborgzulu2011

crystal clear, thx a lot!
Comment from : @sp3148

It sorts of feels like that the theory of constructivism was imposed and tailored on international relations by force Other theories take some ideas for granted and base on them while constructivism questions those very fundamentals of thought Not really practical but certainly amusing for the mind
Comment from : @samatkozhobaev5059

You guys are making my international security class manageable God bless you abundantly
Comment from : @Runsheeg53633

I need to start smoking weed because studying international relationships is like a bad marihuana trip
Comment from : @theBBlive

Is this the constructivism of 8 theory of globalization?
Comment from : @astralsensei0257

very helpful thank you so much
Comment from : @kholekantuli7568

How social constructivism can be applied to rise of China I have to write for test please provide
Comment from : @CHANDANSINGH-qd8vc

I disagree when he said "red meaning stop to be a random choice" Psychologists have studied that human brains have evolved to perceive red as an alert color to equate with either blood, injury, concern, inflammation, etc It's a color that catches more attention than others
Comment from : @PF_Health

fucking brilliant
Comment from : @danielcunha2664

Awesome
Comment from : @vijjirosa7733

In sum 'You have to make your brains kind of explode' in order to be considered a 'Constructivist' So references to 'The Matrix', the ending of USSR in 1989/1991 as articulated by Prof Caleb Gallemore etc, are examples of how 'constructivism ' can be understood I dare opine that this is quite an interesting way, to introduce students, to the mainstream IR theory of 'Constructivism'
Comment from : @drtshepomvulanemoloi9567

💘
Comment from : @catalinabarriaarias536

How would a constructivist view conflicts? Are they constructed or "real"?
Comment from : @sgt7

Bit confusing but ok
Comment from : @akhsinilhami2418

Very simple and beautiful explanation 👌 One of the best educational videos I have seen
Comment from : @stellaagbaeroh6072

this is the best possible reductionist explanation of social constructivism
Comment from : @hhholmes492

This was so great I’ve spent hours today on IR constructivist theory and nothing felt so accessible as this
Comment from : @mutjed

My gosh, THANK YOU!!! I’ve had this explained to me so many times, but after watching this, I definitely grasp the concept of constructivism more than ever!!
Comment from : @Miriyum1031

But choosing that red means stop is basing it, to some degree, on physical/objective reality Red pops out as a color, and the cooler colors (green, blue, etc) tend to recede It's the nature of how color theory works That has a basis in why red for stop works So, it's not purely constructivist, but rooted in the physical/objective worldbrbrPeople apply this same logic to gender, saying it's socially constructed At root, though, I can look at blood and say "male" or "female" about the originator of the blood Not saying that trans people don't or shouldn't exist (they absolutely should) I'm just saying that at the base of all of these arguments is the objective/physical/biological/based-in-science world It's inescapable
Comment from : @jaystubbs1355

Go little slow
Comment from : @akhandbharat2507

This video taught me more in 5 minutes than spending 4 hours trying to read and decipher a text on constructivism
Comment from : @KimSiever

if a constructivist starts out with "so in the matrix" you know he's legit lmao
Comment from : @cearnold

“You know”
Comment from : @christopherboyd7972

Taku Gang lets goooooooo
Comment from : @peter5530

81 realists disliked this video
Comment from : @jordangreen5956

What is difference between constructivism and cultural relativism
Comment from : @kimberleynazareth9403

You are a great teacher, the way you explain this theory is excellent! Great job Thank you so much
Comment from : @andreacameron2833

Thank you
Comment from : @mandykidwell-parkin655

Point taken Make my brain explode (a little bit)
Comment from : @Hobbit0nCN

You have to kind of make your brain explode a little bit
Comment from : @davidrands9687

In my opinion, Constructivism is by far the best theory to address international politics
Comment from : @Pir44tti

Can someone point me to a video or resource that explains the difference between constructionism and constructivism
Comment from : @msswen

You sound like an idiot Not one of your examples landed
Comment from : @fronkensteen693

Very well explained and easy to understand Thank you
Comment from : @theslicefactor5326

Thank you for explaining this theory in such a succinct manner
Comment from : @Owshua

this dudes face is so uncomfortable to watch
Comment from : @howcanhowler4766

first watched this years ago, still just as good
Comment from : @MorphingReality

So how is this different from Relativism?
Comment from : @tomkot

fuck -isms
Comment from : @marek87ish

I don't disagree with or challenge any of Gallemore's claims here but "top IR theorists"? That's a mighty stretch considering his areas of research/interests and publications are predominantly based around Global Land Use and Land Cover Change Nice try Soomo, but I'm not quite convinced on that onebrAnd FYI if you're looking for "top IR theorists" I'd recommend names like Mearsheimer, Katzenstein, Wendt, Keohane and Deudney & Ikenberry to name a few brOn ya mark, get set google!
Comment from : @MustangBrother101

thank you so much!! This helped me alot! :)
Comment from : @clarissegem

What a naive and childish example that of the ussr Obviously the sovietblock didnt fall just bc everyone woke up tired of it one morning Actuallyaround that time the duma carried a referendum to see if ppl wanted to keep the ussr and 70 of population agreed, and it disappeared howeverbrNoteto that guy: GDR was not part of the ussr If youre gonna use the example of the wall to simplify stuff to an absurd extent, at least read the first two lines of wikipedia
Comment from : @luciaalvarezpaez8866

pls take my IR midterm exam for me tomorrow i am begging u
Comment from : @mynameismina9

This is a great video! It really made me understand what's up with constructivism
Comment from : @dominikakiraly8

anybody know any arguments against constructivism in international relations?
Comment from : @sophieelsom3937

I’m still confused 😭
Comment from : @Larxtine

Best explained!
Comment from : @jherielgalang4014

yeah but why did they decide that it was time to stop? The economic downfall? So the structure still influences the agent
Comment from : @skillful101

Ummwut?
Comment from : @azizekaya4966

There wasn't a single bad Matrix film, you goof
Comment from : @DIVERGEsound

"Make your brain Explode"- Scanners reference
Comment from : @ehiremeiyore4452

I think things aren't as random as he alludes to For example, I think there is a good reason stop lights/signs are red as opposed to some other color despite what he said
Comment from : @cityparkproperties7001

I find this more realistic lol
Comment from : @eymenu7281

The background ambient music and the close-up on his face triggers slight aggressions Despite that helpful content!
Comment from : @GabrielGlacial

Very clear explanation Thank you
Comment from : @uguryilmaz1174

That is why life is so bizarre
Comment from : @craffte

I wonder how Robespierre got his moral and ethical justification for the Reign of TerrorbrbrbHhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm/bbrbrbrSocial Learning Theory, brbrbANYBODY HERE HEARD OF 1984/bbrbrIs heroine more important than food?brbrbThe Mice experiment with the pleasure plates would sure say that if all humans tried heroine the majority would probably say yes/bbrbrIf you could rebuttal these three arguments I’m going to join this school of thought
Comment from : @duckaduck3608

Thank you brThis helped me a lot
Comment from : @daisy_iv

Ramzan Kadyrov, is that you?
Comment from : @theprussianmink

Thank you!! You just made studying so much easier for me!
Comment from : @haleymattes4646

Except the people of the USSR voted to continue the USSR The USSR was only seen as not a thing anymore after it was overthrown, not before This is a terrible explanation of constructivism It's not arbitrary
Comment from : @POTATOSOOPS

there is one reason we believe we existperspective is nothing other than the realization we are in facthere and self awarethis being said my perspective is mine alone This self awareness allows us to criticize one another and hold each other to a higher standardand still show forgiveness and relative understanding of another's perspectiveI have great hopes that humanity will figure out that perspective is relative not the theory of relativitySocial science is no science at allBest wishes
Comment from : @mastormind1

I love the Intro and Endingbrbr"So in the Matrixbrbr"you kinda have to let your brain explode a little bit"brbralriiiiight
Comment from : @ARM_DM

this guy said the matrix was bad not cool bro
Comment from : @MrNightfright

that was awesome Thank You
Comment from : @bizzhat

I love you! Okay, okay, I'm being a little dramatic but I appreciate this video so much I was having a hard time trying to wrap my head around this theory and now I have a better sense of it
Comment from : @amandazarate8685

Great video
Comment from : @myphilosophyaccount3469

his dirty clothes distract
Comment from : @idadru

The best explanation online
Comment from : @MiaMixx

hello, can someone please help to understand, why we should agree with the theory of constructivism? and what the positive influences of constructivism might be?
Comment from : @donyajahedmanesh3386

I love the way he explain the things, everything is so clear
Comment from : @mihaelavacari9553

This is great! Really gave me a better understanding of the theory
Comment from : @SammyCanary

By far the most complex and difficult to understand of the main IR theories, also the one that is most quickly dismissed by many people
Comment from : @MorphingReality