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From: Dale Albers <dalbers@runet.edu>
To: socgrad@csf.colorado.edu
Subject: Need Reference (s)
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Good Morning.

I am trying to get my hands on an article(s) or book that puts forth a 
pretty clear exposition on social constructionism and socal 
constructivism. My sense is that some people use them as though they are 
the same; I doubt this is so. Something that does point to any 
similarieites as well as differences that would be suitable for upper 
level undergraduates or beginning graduate students would be most appreciaed.

With thanks.

Dale Albers