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Definitions:
Symbols
Objects, signs, or images used to represent ideas or concepts, playing a crucial role in communication and culture.
Abstract
A summary or overview of the main points of a document, article, or research paper, often used to help readers quickly ascertain the paper's purpose.
Transcend Time
To surpass or go beyond the limitations of time, often used in the context of ideas, works, or values that remain relevant and influential across different historical periods.
Sheldon Stryker
An American sociologist known for his contributions to symbolic interactionism and identity theory.
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