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A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
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A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
A symbol "is a reality that stands for another, different in definition from itself, on the basis of some significant similarity or similarities between them." See page 30.
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2 is wrong. Please try again.
A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
A symbol such as "Judas" may refer to an individual.
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3 is wrong. Please try again.
A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
The name of the symbol, such as "Judas" is applied metaphorically to the one symbolized. Metaphorical naming is contrary to literal naming, because metaphorical naming does not use the ordinary, or literal, name.
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A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
Analogical speech is based on a likeness between two realities, one of which is the symbol, and the other the thing symbolized. See page 30
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A symbol:
{ 1 } - is a reality that stands for another.
{ 2 } - always refers to a group.
{ 3 } - is a literal name.
{ 4 } - cannot be the basis of analogical speech.
{ 5 } - stands for something with the same definition as itself.
The thing symbolized must have a definition different from the symbol.
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