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Social ontology
kinds whose members are grouped by social factors, divided by whether they depend on attitudes toward the kind or its instances.In social ontology, social kinds refers to kinds whose members are grouped by social factors, divided by whether they depend on attitudes toward the kind or its instances. This meaning comes from Khalidi (2013) in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.[1]