effektioituminen
Effektioituminen, also known as effectuation, is a concept in linguistics and cognitive science that refers to the process by which speakers and listeners collaboratively construct meaning in conversation. It was introduced by the linguist George Lakoff in the 1970s and further developed by his student, Mark Turner. The term "effektioituminen" comes from the Latin word "effectus," meaning "achievement" or "accomplishment."
In effektioituminen, meaning is not merely transmitted from speaker to listener; instead, it is co-constructed through
Effektioituminen has implications for various fields, including education, therapy, and artificial intelligence. In education, it highlights
Critics of effektioituminen argue that it oversimplifies the complexity of meaning-making and that it does not