What's Done Here—Explaining Behavior in Terms of Customs and Norms

Southern Journal of Philosophy 45 (3):363-393 (2007)
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Abstract

Terms like “norm,” “custom,” “convention,” “tradition,” and “culture” are used throughout social science, and throughout everyday conversation, to describe certain types of behaviors. Yet it is not very clear what people mean by them. In this paper, I try to make clearer what is meant by these terms and what makes the behavior they describe possible.

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Todd Jones
University of Nevada, Las Vegas