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One of the things that is important is systems theory that looks at how feedback loops impact reality leading to unintended consequences that can cause many problems. I was disappointed in this lecture because the concept of reification was not mentioned.

Social Constructivism denies reality while often reifying a framework that it is desirable. It includes social coercion. People are often forced to think about things in a certain way which is one of the major problems of humanity. Think of the religions and god.

And playing an "old" Martin 00028! Perfect!

Beyond amazing.

Wow. Best video on youtube.

i am writing my thesis right now while listening to this. ❤

AMAZING and LEGENDARY

Not the best film style but the song is cool

muy bueno y muy actual y planteamiento integro.

I heard him do vocals on this: ...hey, why you throwin' your clothes out da window? Cuz if you knew what I had up in this room, and how much I paid for it, you'd know that those clothes will be way outa style when I come back down...

It's good alright, but it's not a "live performance". The cuts, plus the poor audio sync, should make that clear. It's one song from a short film "Big Bill Blues" (1957). See IMDB for a (little) bit more info: www.imdb.com/title/tt0235228/

..so, the woke situation that he has with the help of the leftists, enters and creates a situation of totalitarianism, which of course, only deals with the sexuality of young people, and they have no idea of learning, it is a manufactured situation...Huh?

Imagine hearing this when all of the other music played on the radio was big band stuff!!!!!! 😎✌️

There are videos of the same song that show the guitar work,not candles and faces. Who needs this one?

Yes yes yes honey ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

A laid back smoke filled bar, low lights, your girl by your side and Bill on stage ten feet away. I wish i could have been there, the 50's blues and jazz scene seemed so dark, lonely and strangely comforting.

That stoned French babe was really getting into the groove. Reckon her ass was well and truly tapped by Big Bill after the show!

One man orchestra.

Great clip

This was living, this is music

For a blues fan like me this is gold. Thanks.

the music is great, it's just a shame that the director doesn't like music, but likes to present himself as an artistically responsible filmmaker,

Super GREAT!! Thank You!!

Is that Bob Dylan in drag?

Buddy Holly loved Big Bill's music.

Thank you! Listening to this is a good way to decompress.

What a great film. Thank you, I have loved Big Bill since I was very young and never saw this excellent film. Bravo!

Just finished watching this for the third time and all I can say is...that it was an amazing explanation...with amazing examples.. This whole concept challenges us to broaden our thoughts...to take different things into consideration....I loved it❤

1. Meaning is not inherent to object or event 2. Meaning grow from communities / social construction 3. Construct always has a value 4. Communal Agreement (not required by the nature of the object) 5. Language Game 6. Way of life , way of talking; not Truth 7. There can be Multiple constructions about same object event 8. Constructionism is just a perspective for multiplicity, not the method of finding truth 9. Three different forms of arguement: critical theory (Foccoult ) ; literary theory no words are authorative, we can create more, creativity ; T Kuhn , there's no independent observer, paradigms are limited, collaborative effort 10. new forms of enquiry, alternative narrative. Talk, act, construct realities in future

Nothing can top this

Bill's recording of 'Backwater blues' remains one of my favourites, chilling vocals make the hairs on my neck stand on end.

Brilliant. Raw, beautiful. So much talent...

Maybe an audio clean-up is in order, that sound is ropey and lets the masterful playing down heavily, and this is coming from someone who listens to early Jamaican ska a lot....

😮😮😮😢😢😮😮some kind of peaking 😮

Great video! Captures Big Bill's playing & the atmosphere of the place. Sure like to know where this took place.

Rock steady base which is missing from so many imitations today. Get out the metronome boys!

最高やな👍 シビレた！ boogie ♪ groove ♪

Great bluesman as filmed by pretentious director

All this from his old guitar snd a ropey amp through a ropey mic and it still sounds better than any modern day guitar player. Bill had talent that was supreme- and in abundance.

So, so good

Very nicely done!!!

Social constructionism - An honoring of all traditions, perspectives, and paradigms. An enriching talk by ken.

cool jump blues - like it!!

当時の録音機器の裏側で生音ってどんな音しててんだろう、、、聞いてみたい！きっと機械を通して聴くより遥かにいい音なんだろうなぁ。

In a proper joint too!

These are the kinds of academics that need to go.

What happened to that guitar?

Excellent !

Friends,led zeppelin.

Big Bill is the best! I've been listening to him since the late 1960's and his playing still makes the hairs on my kneck stand up!! He was the master of that country blues picking.