The Social Practice

Social practice refers to the ongoing, shared actions and behaviors that are shaped by society’s norms, customs, and institutions. It encompasses the ways people interact, communicate, and cooperate within a community, influencing and being influenced by cultural values and social structures. These practices form the fabric of everyday life and help maintain social order, while also evolving over time through collective participation and societal change. Essentially, social practice is how groups of people consistently behave and organize themselves in ways that reflect and reproduce their cultural and social identities.