Metaconcepts

Metaconcepts are stuffy, reader-unfriendly terms that turn simple ideas into vague, abstract concepts. Common culprits include “approach,” “condition,” “context,” “framework,” “issue,” “level,” “model,” “perspective,” “process,” “strategy,” “subject” and even “concept” itself. Here's why they make writing so bad.

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