Explore/Thinkers/Karl E Weick — Sensemaking in OrganizationsbookKarl E Weick — Sensemaking in OrganizationsWeick, Karl E. *Sensemaking in Organizations*. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 1995.Focus in observatoryPrevious← Joseph LeDoux — The Emotional BrainNextKarl E Weick — The Social Psychology of Organizing →Related conceptsConceptInterpretationInterpretation is how meaning is reconstructed under pressure. Sacred authority compresses interpretation; writing and law later externalize it so disputes can be settled without shared presence.Related booksBookHow Meaning MovesSignal, Compression, Restraint, and the Pace of UnderstandingA concise tour of how meaning travels through language, systems, and relationships, and why restraint is often the difference between noise and connection.
