everymankäsitteestä

The term "everymankäsitteestä" is a Finnish neologism that combines "everyman" with the Finnish word "käsite" meaning "concept." It refers to the idea of a concept or notion that is widely understood, commonly held, or intuitively grasped by the general populace, irrespective of specialized knowledge or formal education. It signifies a shared understanding that exists within everyday discourse and common experience.

This concept implies that certain ideas, values, or understandings are so fundamental or pervasive that they don't require explicit explanation to most people. They are part of the collective consciousness or the implicit assumptions that guide everyday interactions and interpretations. The "everymankäsitteestä" is often contrasted with more technical, academic, or specialized terminology that is only understood by a select group.

The utility of the "everymankäsitteestä" lies in its ability to foster clear communication and social cohesion. When a concept is part of the "everymankäsitteestä," it acts as a common ground, allowing individuals from diverse backgrounds to connect and understand each other without significant barriers. It highlights the power of shared cultural narratives and experiences in shaping our understanding of the world. The term suggests that even complex societal issues can, in some form, be part of this broadly understood conceptual landscape.