I read this recently, very interested in its claim to discuss how the social world created and propagates itself (very broad description, not really doing it justice I know, but kinda.) Anyway I am now grateful to have learned the word deontology and discovered social ontology is a thing, but still not really satisfied; it felt like generally he just said the social world goes on because we all agree it does.
Any recommendations for other books in this vein?
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Heyo! Hopefully this meets the community rules! I tried to make this as organized as possible. This is 1/2 of the basis of what I study, so I have my own little library of references! That being said, LMK if you have any questions 🙂
1. Searle:
2. “We”:
3. Society:
4. Institutions: