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A meta‑framework that examines how logical norms and epistemic standards are shaped by social structures, cultural values, power relations, and historical contexts. It rejects the idea of a universal, context‑free logic or a single way of knowing, arguing instead that what counts as “logical” or “well‑justified” emerges from specific communities, their practices, and their shared assumptions. This approach studies how different cultures develop distinct reasoning styles (e.g., dialectical, analogical, formal), how institutions enforce certain epistemic hierarchies, and how marginalised knowledge systems are delegitimised. It bridges social epistemology, sociology of logic, and cultural studies to reveal that even the most abstract rules of reasoning bear the fingerprints of human society.
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