Communication through a common culture or language

Communication takes place within a broad culture, whether one or more languages are involved. For communication to take place between different cultures, a higher level entity develops, and it can become a culture in itself. Examples are the large international organizations which have developed common terminology, phrases, and signals for their own purposes and most academic disciplines that communicate through a jargon uniquely their own. Examples illustrating this thesis are drawn from history (the seventeenth century in Europe) and from the author´s experience as a conference interpreter for international organizations which have developed common concepts, a common terminology, and certain conventions for their own purposes