Shared conventions govern the usage and interpretation of language from "summary" of Philosophical Investigations by Ludwig Wittgenstein
The meaning of a word is its use in the language. This use is based on shared conventions that govern how we interpret and apply language in various contexts. These conventions provide a framework for understanding each other's expressions and intentions. Without these shared rules, communication would be impossible, as each individual would interpret language in their own unique way. Language is not a static entity but is constantly evolving through our interactions with one another. We negotiate and establish meanings through our shared practices and traditions. This negotiation is not a conscious process but occurs naturally as we engage in communication. Our understanding of language is shaped by our participation in the social and cultural practices of our community.
These shared conventions are not imposed from above but emerge organically from our interactions. They are not fixed or...
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