symbolic power

Quite naturally its optical and symbolic power has given red a strong role in art.

People come to experience symbolic power and systems of meaning (culture) as legitimate.

It is a great national landmark of universal symbolic power.

When the sun and moon have important symbolic powers, you find that certain animals do too.

There is at least a symbolic power invested in a conductor's baton.

The license to crennellate showed a symbolic power for central authority.

Still, whatever the legal merits, analysts agree: the complaint's symbolic power is great.

Those ten black letters seem to possess symbolic power.

And the creditor would hold 'symbolic power' over the debtor.

Norway is a constitutional monarchy, where the King has mainly symbolic power.

He believes in their symbolic power to describe his crumbling existence."

He gestured with his shock rod, real as well as symbolic power.

It possesses a broad meaning in which economic value, aesthetic aspects, cultural studies, and symbolic power come together.

Within the home, however, they gained symbolic power.

In spite of this he did have some symbolic powers such as the ability to grant noble titles.

Symbolic power accounts for discipline used against another to confirm that individual's placement in a social hierarchy.

We then express ourselves religiously in groups, which for Durkheim makes the symbolic power greater.

He understands the symbolic power of the Cross.

Matisse tests the limits of plastic representation, thus giving his paintings symbolic power.

It had no literal or translational meaning, yet its symbolic power was undeniable.

But the symbolic power might have helped.

Politically, Taiwan's symbolic power has always been as a democratic counterpoint to China.

Ms. Dill, 57, has long been fascinated by the visual qualities and symbolic power of language.

But Falluja is not only a military target; it also holds incalculable symbolic power.