Symbolism is a literary and cultural mode of representation in which particular elements, such as images, objects, or actions, function as symbols to convey meanings beyond their literal significance, distinguishing itself within the broader domain of interpretive systems by relying on associative, often culturally contingent, layers of meaning to express abstract ideas, mythic patterns, religious doctrines, or philosophical concepts.
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Emory University
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University of Calgary
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University of Toronto
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University of Warwick
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University of Minnesota
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St. Francis Xavier University
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