2019•Unpublished venueOpen access

Kèjhung Maduresse as Expression of Cultural Symbol Bhabulangan

Moh. Badrih, Hasan Busri, Hamiddin Hamiddin, A Ahya

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Humans as animal simbolicum always try to transfer their knowledge into various forms of symbols. It is intended that the noble message existing in the symbol can be interpreted based on the level of knowledge, time, and environment. The form of symbol can be verbal and non-verbal. Verbal symbol is

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Humans as animal simbolicum always try to transfer their knowledge into various forms of symbols. It is intended that the noble message existing in the symbol can be interpreted based on the level of knowledge, time, and environment. The form of symbol can be verbal and non-verbal. Verbal symbol is

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Humans as animal simbolicum always try to transfer their knowledge into various forms of symbols. It is intended that the noble message existing in the symbol can be interpreted based on the level of knowledge, time, and environment. The form of symbol can be verbal and non-verbal. Verbal symbol is

Key concepts: Symbol (formal), Expression (computer science), Computer science, Nonverbal communication, Communication, Psychology, Programming language

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