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    General Patton Symbols

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    the winter of 1944. The symbols I chose for general Patton are what I felt were the most suiting. First I chose an anvil because it represented strength. which if you read one book on him they all agree on that. The boar also shows strength but also includes ferocity which I fought was fitting because he was a very aggressive general. The sword represents military honor on the battlefield while he did do some crazy things was an honorable general. The fourth and final symbol which…

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    Virgil's Aeneid Symbols

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    Eichholz addresses numerous people who interpret the Aeneid in different ways’ all of whom see the epic as a collection of symbols. Virgil’s language can help discover simpler explanations for bigger meanings. Michael C.J. Putnam along with Robert A. Brooks, provide warnings about clarifying the poet’s symbolism. The shield, made by Vulcan, provides an impressive example of a symbol. Secondly, the author writes, “The storm that begins the action of the poem seems to symbolize the irrational,…

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    Alan Nieto Symbols

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    My Mandala Alan Nieto A mandala to my classroom are symbols that represent someone’s life. I am Alan Nieto and in my mandala, I include 4 symbols. My symbols are love, education, extra- curricular activities, and food. I feel like these symbols represent my life in some way. I will explain what these symbols mean to me and how they impact me in a way. Love is an intense feeling of deep affection. Love represents my life in many ways. First, it represents me as a…

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    Susan Glaspell Symbols

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    use of symbolism can been seen throughout the drama as well to create meaning and emotion. The use of symbolism by Glaspell is very important in understanding the concept of the Wrights marriage and lack of women's rights during the time. The major symbols throughout Trifles are the canary, the cage, and the knotted pattern on the unfinished quilt. It is rather obvious the canary is Minnie Foster before she married her husband, the very controlling and secluded, John Wright. Mrs.Hale describes…

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    Much like everything in life symbols too change meanings as time progresses and characters develop. The evolution of these symbols is relative to how all the characters in the book change along with their opinions of that symbol. Some stories are riddled with symbols and metaphors but only one of them is the main focus of the tale. In The Scarlet Letter the meaning of the “A” on Hester chest evolves throughout the story to mean different things to the different people who view it. In the…

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    Symbols In Oedipus Rex

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    it was the first part of the theban trilogy written by Sophocles. The themes in Oedipus Rex are crucial to the play’s long lasting appeal. The various symbols throughout the story help to illustrate the theme that one often encounters their fate on the path they take to avoid it. Oedipus’ scars located on his feet, along with his name, are symbols representing the inevitability of fate. In scene 3, Oedipus and the messenger have a conversation about how the messenger saved him as a baby.…

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    Symbols In Fahrenheit 451

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    In Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, owning and reading books is illegal and if a citizen is caught, the book is then burned. Throughout the story, Ray Bradbury uses the literary device of symbolism; symbols ranging from certain aspects in the firefighter's uniforms to the actual fire itself, and the Phoenix at the end of the story. Guy Montag is first introduced in the beginning of the story as the protagonist. Firemen were common in his family; his grandfather and father were firemen…

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    Star Of David Symbols

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    color due to you being different. Who knew that a simple symbol of over two-thousand years ago could impact today and the way life is? Intertwined equilateral triangles is a common symbol in the Middle East and also North Africa; infact where it supposedly brings good luck. Symbols can represent many things like ideas, concepts, beliefs and feelings; furthermore they may have profound meaning for some, yet no meaning for others. For a symbol to have significance, its meaning must be known to the…

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    of this epic poem, starting with the road which is the symbol for the path to heaven. In this journal, I thought it was important to touch on Virgil’s purpose in the poem and identify him as a symbol in the text. But by analyzing Virgil, an important character, as a symbol instead of just another character, it allows for a very important and common (in modern times) concept to emerge. Virgil is not just Dante’s guide but he is the prime symbol for human reason in The Inferno. Human reason is…

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    Early Christian Symbols

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    Christian symbols, that we get to see even now in a modern day world. One of the most popular symbols, that I am aware of seeing on people‘ s cars are the fish, anchor, or the cross. The fish is probably the earliest Christian symbol that means “Ichthus“ in Greek. The symbol of fish was first used by the people of the sea as a symbol of a familiar deity - Jesus Christ. Today, the symbol serves as a sign between fellow Christians to identify and acknowledge each other. Anchor is another symbol…

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