UCSP (CULTUAL,SOCIAL,POLITICAL,ECONOMIC SYMBOLS AND PRACTICE

• Cultural symbols and practices are entities that represent a culture, with everything one does throughout their life being based and organized through cultural symbolism.
• Examples of cultural symbols include objects, figures, sounds, colors, facial expressions, gestures, and word interpretations.
• Cultural symbols can also be graphic designs such as national flags, crests, or logos.
• Colors can represent continents, regions, countries, emotions, wealth, status, ability to ward off evil, religious practices, tranquility, sadness, prosperity, luck, charm, bravery, and prosperity.
• Music can include songs, anthems, instruments, traditional music, and language such as words, phrases, principles, or slogans.
• Language can represent concepts such as "It's more fun in the Philippines" and "Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness".
• Fashion can include clothing styles from different countries such as the Kimono from Japan, Barong Tagalog/Baro’t Saya from the Philippines, Han Bok from Korea, and others.
• Architecture can include landmarks such as Big Ben in British Culture and the Pyramid in Egypt.
• Food and beverages can include Sake from Japan, Monks in Southern France, and effigies of praying children.
• Personification can include figures such as the Goddess of Liberty from France, Lapu Lapu from the Philippines, and Buddha from Buddhism.
• CATHOLIC, CHRISTIAN, ISLAM

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• grapes from Portugal, Spain, and Peru (New Year), and balot from philippines

  food and beverages
• father of sociological tradition

  george herbert mead
• our concept of self is acquired using symbolic gestures

  george herbert mead
• symbolism that is used to represent a political standpoint

  political symbols
• relate fairness in judicial process

  scales of justice
• rainbow flag are used to promote the political goal of LGBTQIA+ rights.

  LGBTQIA+ symbols
• symbolism that is used by human in economic practices

  economic symbols
• 4 key economic concepts

  scarcity

  supply and demand

  cost and benefits

  incentives