Symbolism In The Beginning Of Culture

In “The Beginning of Culture” the author defines culture as a set of ideas or beliefs that is shared by a group of people. However, many people think of culture as a knowledge among all humans who have the same capacity for culture, all human creative activity. Symbols than plays an understanding of the world’s views of thought in everything that has meaning or value.

For example, symbolism is essential to human culture which is found everywhere and everything we hold value to. Symbols are visual and auditory. For instance, the author uses a cigarette sign of either no smoking or having the opposite meaning of permitted smoking. Symbolism is a universal interpretation of every cultural norm. Culture implies all humans to understand the world