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Symbolic Presence of Color
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Introduction: “Symbol" is a medium that refers the audience to a meaning beyond itself. Now there may be an intrinsic connection between the mediator and the meaning that is associated, and it is likely that there is no pre-existing connection between the two. The first possibility belongs to natural symbols derived from the womb of life, phenomena and relationships, and the second possibility belongs to completely conventional symbols. Blue is a natural symbol of our experience and interaction with the sky. In front of the narrow eyes of man, there is always a sky with infinite vastness and every day of life he witnesses the unsuccessful attempt of the eyes to swallow this boundless vastness in such a way that the more you look the more you will find the limitedness of the eyes and the infinity of the sky. This is why blue is considered a symbol of infinity, and here there is an inherent relationship between the symbol and the relevant meaning. The red color, when present in the traffic light, evokes the meaning of stopping.
Conclusion: Such a symbol is merely a contract and a joint appointment made from a certain date between a group of people related to the subject, without any historical background.
 
Keywords: Symbol, Sky, Life, Relationship
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Article Type: Analytical Review | Subject: Biotechnology
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