u/Electronic-Tower2136

Hey everyone. I am incredibly new to philosophy, and am wondering if anyone would be willing to explain constitutivism in a “for dummies” way.

From my understanding, it essentially is looking at why people act in the ways they do? And that these actions (where they stem from) is how normative claims are formed? Or is it that actions themselves already have structural features (stemming from authority) which creates normative claims?

I’d really appreciate any insight!