Wolf. Image via Openverse The wolf consistently ranks among the most searched animals for symbolic meaning, and for good reason. This magnificent predator embodies a fascinating duality that resonates ...

The rapid convergence of generative AI (GAI), neuro-symbolic reasoning, and quantum computing has redefined secure communication and networking. Owing to the massive amount of data, the need for ...

The Cyclades may have played a foundational role in the birth of symbolic systems that led to writing. Credit: Konstantinos Sbonias, Vasiliki Papazikou Two seal impressions found on a large storage ...

This symbolic representation of complex spatial information fits many definitions of true language, demonstrating that sophisticated communication systems can evolve even in tiny insect brains when ...

They use gestures, vocalizations, and even some rudimentary symbolic communication. However, their vocal anatomy is less flexible, and their cognitive capacities for syntactic and abstract ...

They use gestures, vocalizations, and even some rudimentary symbolic communication. However, their vocal anatomy is less flexible, and their cognitive capacities for syntactic and abstract ...

These evolutions underscore the dynamic and malleable nature of symbolic communication, where meaning is continuously negotiated within social, political, and technological frameworks.

A rare and deliberate signal between a mother chimpanzee and her daughter raises new questions about ape communication, culture and the meaning of sharing a language ...

Article citations More>> Xiao, J., & Zhang, C. (2020). A Study on the Symbolic Narrative of Short Video Cross-Cultural Communication. Journalism & Writing, 3, 24-31. has been cited by the following ...

The symbolic approach to corporate culture is used to build the company brand while organizing and defining the workplace. Physical symbols range from name tags to awards that build company identity.

These dances include features similar to the symbolic communication we’re familiar with in our language, such as “displacement,” or the capacity to reference things that are not physically ...