an online book by David Gurteen
Shared meaning does not mean that people agree but that they understand each other’s perspectives well enough to accept them. There is only one way of achieving this, and that’s through real conversation. | David Gurteen Continue reading Shared Meaning Is Achieved Through Real Conversation David Gurteen
Shared meaning is often assumed rather than examined. Words are treated as if they carry the same meaning for everyone, even though experience, context, and power shape how meaning is made. Shared meaning emerges through real conversation, sustained attention, and the ability to act together despite difference. Continue reading Shared Meaning To understand each other’s perspectives well enough to accept them
