O QUE UM FILME PODE NOS ENSINAR? ESTUDO OBSERVACIONAL E ANÁLISE DO TEMA SUSTENTABILIDADE NO FILME “OS SEM FLORESTA” by Fabiana Pinto de Almeida Bizarria, Jessie Coutinho de Souza Tavares, Marcus Vinicius de Oliveira Brasil, Mônica Mota Tassigny, Maria Aparecida da Silva

“…The filmic representations present in its core symbology capable of representing the dichotomous thinking that integrate society. …”
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Food as language and the market as kitchen: food in public markets as a social symbol by Mariana Rodrigues da Costa Neves, José Antônio Souza de Deus

“…The purpose of this paper is to reflect and analyze the symbology of the practice of eating in public markets and to introduce the methodological strategy of a case study carried out in the Municipal Market of Diamantina (a historic site in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil). …”
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Water and Time’s Illusion: Two Purāṇic Tales from Bertolucci’s Films by Alessandro Cimino

“…The theoretical constant between all these literary and cine narrations stays at the particular water’s symbology containing the emblem of the continuous and, at the same time, fixed becoming. …”
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The Experimentation of the Sacred in al-Ḥakam II’s Maqṣūra: An Architecture Based on Emotions by Belén Cuenca-Abellán

“…To answer these questions, new methodologies from the History of Art have been used, combined with Anthropology of Religion, the Archeology of Emotions, Color Symbology, Neuroscience and Psychology.…”
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Good Work and Good Works: Work and the Postsecular in George Saunders’s CivilWarLand in Bad Decline by Brian Jansen, Hollie Adams

“…Drawing on what American short story writer and novelist George Saunders has described as the urge toward kindness in his work, as well as its myriad allusions to Christian symbology and religiosity, this paper explores the intersection of languages of labour or “work” and religious tensions in Saunders’ oeuvre. …”
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Enhanced spatial state feedback for night vision goggle displays by Bachelder, E. N., Hansman, R. John

“…Three displays were compared: 1) NVG display: simulated NVG image of cockpit and external environment; 2) Overlay display: NVG image with an overlay of a flow cue field and a surrounding wire-frame globe; 3) Cut-out display: same as the Overlay display but with symbology removed from the central region (leaving an unobscured 20 degree field-of-view of the NVG image). …”
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PEMBUATAN PETA TEMATIK PENGUASAAN TANAH DI KOTAMADYA SALATIGA BERBASIS SISTEM INFORMASI GEOGRAFIS by , FEBRIAN BAYU DWI P P, , Ir. Priyono Nugroho. M.S., Ph.D.

“…Then, a layouting process is done, include classification and defining symbology. It is done based on the rule from BPN. The result of this study is a land tenure map of Salatiga City. …”

Conservacionismo y nuevos usos del suelo en el Bajo Amazonas y en la Norpatagonia chilena: una discusión sobre renta territorial y vocación espacial en el contexto del capitalismo... by Luis Fernando De Matheus, Andrei Cornetta

“…From a critical perspective, and of our own reflections, arising from our respective investigations in the Brazilian Amazon and in Chilean Norpatagonia, we try to advance some theoretical questions about the process that has renewed and complicated the ways of extracting territorial income in both regions, loaded with diversity and particular symbology’s. Although these regions have enormous historical and geographical differences between them, both constitute quite representative cases of how capital, through discourse and “conservationist” practices, has managed to reproduce itself in rural space of South America today.…”
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Advertising communication and spirituality: a critical approach of academics and professionals by Samuel Gil-Soldevilla, José-Antonio Palao-Errando, Javier Marzal-Felici

“…Without disregarding the economic objective of corporations or the different levels of transcendence expressed by brands and religious forms, there is consensus on advertising’s attempt to follow the same scheme of adhesion, claims, symbology, and evocations offered by religions, assuming a post-materialist turn of the advertising discourse towards transcendental values, even superficially or banally. …”
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“She parted the curtains; she looked”: finestre spalancate su realtà apparentemente inconciliabili in Mrs Dalloway di Virginia Woolf by Giulia Negrello

“…This essay then will present the symbology of the window in Virginia Woolf’s novel through the analysis of the most effective episodes of Mrs Dalloway, where this object becomes a mean of communication between apparently disconnected realities like sanity and madness, youth and adulthood, past and present and life and death.…”
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Henry VIII and Henry IX: unlived lives and re-written histories by Wright, LJ

“…Williamson shows in his study of the prince’s mythology, ‘the quality of Protestant symbology as it applied to Prince Henry was unusually relentless’. …”

The Former Miss Barstow with every Tom, Dick and Harry in a doll's house by Richard Newton

“…The article describes the social context of the 80s, analyzes the reinterpretation of Ibsen’s characters, and sets out to explain the symbology of the sets and costumes. I also touch on the differences between this production and Ibsen’s original in four important aspects. …”
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Immagini del pittore e della pittura tra valenze religiose e allegoria. Esempi genovesi / Images of the painter and painting between religious values and allegory. Genoese example... by Valentina Borniotto

“…The second uses the symbolic language of personifications, including animal symbology, as an allusion to the mimesis of nature.…”
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The petroglyphs patterns of Kabogan valley of Gosht city of Saravan by salem hossein bor, zahra hossein abadi, alireza taheri

“…In the present study, the petroglyphs of Kabogan Valley in the city of Gesht, which are located in the Siahan mountains of Saravan city, were investigated with the descriptive-analytical method and library and field information in the form of observation, photography and determining the location of the paintings, with the aim of introducing and symbology. Kobogan petroglyphs seek to answer these two questions: What was the purpose of creating petroglyphs?…”
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Multiscale administrative representation of population density at sub-municipal level in Spain, the Galician case by Alex Nobajas

“…While census tracts and parishes have defined limits, settlements do not, so they are normally mapped by using punctual symbology. It is therefore necessary to generate some borders for those population entities which do not have them, as it can help understand how the population is distributed in more detail. …”
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Cutting the traintracks: Cauchy, Schubert and Calabi-Yau by Qu Cao, Song He, Yichao Tang

“…We also briefly comment on the implications for the “symbology” of these traintrack integrals.…”
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UK Election cartography by Dorling, D, Field, K

“…<br/><br/> We then offer two alternative maps of the UK 2015 General Election that take a different tact and which contribute to the development of the use of modified symbology for thematic cartography. In the first alternative, we demonstrate how an artistic representation can have benefits in displaying what are essentially very messy data. …”

AWC Processing Tool: A geoprocessing workflow for adapting the Alaska Department of Fish and Game's Anadromous Waters Catalog for use in cultural landscape investigation. by Lim, J, Linares Matas, G

“…ADFG=maps.dataFiles The following three outputs are produced from the process to enable this analysis: 1) The Diversity_Identifier shapefile is a line feature that has an attribute field showing the maximum number of anadromous species present along the river system. With appropriate symbology, it can be used for rapid visual identification of the most biologically diverse salmon streams. 2) The Species_Diversity shapefile is a sequence of 1km line features with attribute fields showing the number of salmonid species present. …”

The Taste of Truth by De Cesaris, Alessandro

“…The paper proposes a mediological approach to the domain of taste, and identifies three different dimensions: a physiology, an aesthetic and a symbology of taste. In this analysis, the paper argues that Christian culture is a very rich source of taste-based cultural metaphors, and that taste does play a major role in the way Christianity has developed its own understanding of knowledge, ethics and human life in general. …”
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Detailed and Semi-detailed Geomorphological Maps: A review of relief representation in thesis by the São Paulo state’s geography postgraduate programs by the beginning of the 21st... by Glauber Verner Firmino, João Osvaldo Rodrigues Nunes

“… This study investigates the semi-detailed and detailed geomorphological mapping produced by researchers in the State of São Paulo in the beginning of the 21st century, considering its diversity of methods and symbology.  22 academic productions were analyzed. …”
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