The Role of Symbols and Rituals in Human Communication

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The Role of Symbols and Rituals in Human Communication

Think-pair-share What is the difference between a sign and a symbol? What are some examples of signs and symbols? What is the difference between a ritual and a routine? What are some examples of rituals and routines?

Symbols vs Signs: What’s the difference?

Symbols vs Signs Symbol: Something that you can touch or see Has more than one meaning Represents something abstract or universal Example: The cross symbolizes Jesus’ life, death and resurrection Sign: An object or gesture Expresses one specific message or meaning Example: A STOP sign means “stop” and nothing else

Cultural vs Universal Symbols Cultural Symbol: Closely dependent on a specific situation, place, or group Example: The maple leaf represents Canada and the sense of pride and freedom Canadians feel Universal Symbol: Clearly recognized throughout the world Can have complex and contradictory meanings Example: The swastika was a symbol of hate during WW2 but for Hindus, it means good fortune.

Rituals vs Routines: What’s the difference?

Rituals vs Routines Ritual: Symbolic action Has a deeper, multilevel meaning Help us concretely, or physically, express our beliefs, values, and deepest concerns Example: being sealed with the Holy Spirit and being made part of the Eucharistic community during the sacrament of Confirmation Routine: Practical action Has no deeper meaning – just one dimensional in meaning Performed for a specific, practical purpose Example: dusting furniture