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Symbolism notes

Explore the meaning behind symbols and their representation of invisible concepts. Discover how common symbols like the American flag embody values such as freedom. Challenge yourself to interpret and sketch a personal symbol that symbolizes who you are. Dive into the power of symbolism in writing and how it elevates language to convey profound messages.

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Symbolism notes

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  1. Symbolism notes • A symbol is something that represents something else, either by association or by resemblance. • It can be a material object or a written sign used to represent something invisible.

  2. Symbolism notes • What do the following symbols represent? • Answer in your notes.

  3. What did you come up with? • TheAmericanFlag– • on a literal level, it is just a flag, a piece of cloth. However, it also stands for this particular county, for freedom, etc. • What about the others?

  4. Symbolism notes • Think of another familiar symbol. Sketch it, and tell what it symbolizes. OR, think of a symbol that represents you. Sketch it, and explain why it symbolizes you.

  5. Symbolism notes • In writing, symbolism is the use of a word, a phrase, or a description, which represents a deeper meaning than the words themselves. • This kind of extension of meaning can transform the written word into a very powerful instrument.

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