Abstract

Open peer commentary on the article “Metalogue: How to Understand Bateson? In Memoriam Graham Barnes (1936-2020)” by Graham Barnes & Miran Možina. Abstract: Two therapists, daughter and father, are using the non-linear form of the metalogue to reflect upon Barnes and Možina’s metalogue. As the father shows admiration for Batesonian ideas and the daughter challenges them, their relationship creeps into the discussion, ultimately allowing them to find common ground through noticing their perpetual misunderstanding. From this interplay of content and relational structure of the dialogue, critical questions arise about their theoretical assumptions and their ways of understanding their personal and therapeutic relationships.

Handling Editor: Alexander Riegler

Citation

Puljić A. & Puljić D. (2020) I know you don’t know you know. Constructivist Foundations 16(1): 108–109. https://constructivist.info/16/1/108

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