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Unit 1 Unit Discussion
In allegories, many things are used as symbols. Apart from the symbols that were listed in class, are there any other examples you have noticed in the text? Give examples and state reasons.
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I think most of the time in school was good, and I got along with my classmates very happily and gained a lot. However, something at work was making me irritable and frustrated. For example, once, as a class committee member, I missed the news in the group because I was sleeping, which led to my late submission of documents and caused trouble to the counselor. In order to seize all the opportunities for self-growth, I became outgoing and enthusiastic about making friends and chatting with people. And speak up in class. I also take an active part in various club activities.
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In allegories, various elements are often used as symbols to convey deeper meanings or moral lessons. While some symbols may be commonly recognized, others can be more subtle and require careful interpretation. Here are some additional examples of symbols that one might notice in allegorical texts, along with explanations of their potential meanings:
1. The Sun
- Example: In many allegories, the sun can symbolize truth, enlightenment, or divine wisdom.
- Reason: The sun is often associated with clarity and brightness, which can represent the illumination of the mind or spirit. Its regular and predictable path across the sky might also symbolize the constancy and reliability of truth.2. The Journey
- Example: A character's journey through a strange or difficult landscape can symbolize life's path or spiritual growth.
- Reason: Journeys often involve obstacles, choices, and transformations, which can mirror the challenges and decisions we face in life. The destination may be less important than the lessons learned during the journey.3. Animals
- Example: Specific animals, such as lions, snakes, or doves, can symbolize various virtues or vices.
- Reason: Animals have long been used in literature as metaphors for human characteristics. For instance, a lion might symbolize courage and strength, while a snake could represent deceit or danger.4. The Garden
-Example: A garden, especially one that is well-tended or overgrown, can symbolize paradise, temptation, or the human soul.
- Reason: Gardens are often associated with growth, beauty, and nurturing. An ideal garden might represent a utopian state or perfect harmony, while a neglected one could symbolize decay or moral decline. -
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In the text, simply it means that the sun has gone down. But on a deeper level, it can also represent that one's life has reached the old age. From going to school when the sun is high up in the sky to going back home at sunset, it also symbolizes that life progresses from childhood to old age.
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Sunset :In the text, simply it means that the sun has gone down. But on a deeper level, it can also represent that one's life has reached the old age. From going to school when the sun is high up in the sky to going back home at sunset, it also symbolizes that life progresses from childhood to old age.
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