THE MALE-FEMALE SYMBOLISM IN RELIGIOUS LITERATURE

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Authors

  • Jose Thuravackal SH. College, Thevara

Keywords:

Male, Female, Symbolism, religious, Literature

Abstract

Symbolism is used as a kind of key to convey religious concepts, Ideas and events. Symbols have been utilised by all religions of the world from time immemorial. The word symbol comes from the Greek . word svmboton means a token and a means of identification. Human beings are the most wonderful art works of God and they contain a good number of elements as in the case of any art works. Man comes to see himself as a symbol so far as he is conscious of his being. Only human beings can use and understand a symbol.

Author Biography

Jose Thuravackal, SH. College, Thevara

Jose Thuravackal SH. College, Thevara

References

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K.B. Ramakrishna Rao. Theism of Pre-Classical semkhv» (University of Mysore: Prasaranga: University of Mysore, 1983), pp. 113-144.

Z. Werblowsky. The Encyclops,dis of the Jewish Relig/on, p. 404.

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Published

1991-06-30

How to Cite

Thuravackal, J. . (1991). THE MALE-FEMALE SYMBOLISM IN RELIGIOUS LITERATURE: . Journal of Dharma, 16(2), 113–125. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1278