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The uses of different symbols

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a symbol or other small design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.

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a thing that represents or stands for something else, especially a material object representing something abstract.

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a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name.

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Human nature represented through brands

My Opinion:

Symbols and Brands play a powerful role in society and politics and many more. We can see how symbols have played a part in modern society through the “Black Lives Matter” movement. The people created this movement as a symbol for change and non-violent civil disobedience in protest against incidents of police brutality. Through this symbol, the can people feel united as a whole as it reminds them of what they are serving for and that it is something bigger than themselves. This reflects the human nature of wanting to be a part of something. It shows us that we create brands and symbols, dating all the way back from thousands of years ago, because we want to feel united and affiliated. Therefore, brands and symbols are representations of human spirit and nature.

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What does symbol means to company branding? How does impact or show about the background of it?

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Every symbol have its own representation and identity

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Every Symbol holds its own unique meaning that defines them from others

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Symbols and visual representation can be used to represent a certain meaning .

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Themes could be the significance of symbols and brands or the intentions such as publicity or to convey messages and concepts etc.

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The importance of symbols

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The theme can be symbols & brands attracting people to buy products

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Why do symbols exists?
What does it represent
Ancestors created these symbols to represent religions and affiliation

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The importance of good representation.

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Symbols allow everyone to recognise and understand how it was being created .

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Importance of symbol and meaning behind it.

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Symbols that unite people around the world

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Symbols are very important for companies to prosper and remain relevant

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Connections caused by symbols

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Importance of symbols or brands to companies

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Possible Theme is on Symbol like On which Occasion The Symbol is Require

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What are possible themes? What is your own opinion on the theme?
Use a separate post for each theme.
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"Branding is the profound manifestation of the human spirit," says designer and podcaster Debbie Millman. In a historical odyssey that she illustrated herself, Millman traces the evolution of branding, from cave paintings to flags to beer labels and beyond. She explores the power of symbols to unite people, beginning with prehistoric communities who used them to represent beliefs and identify affiliations to modern companies that adopt logos and trademarks to market their products -- and explains how branding reflects the state of humanity.

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Debbie Millman: How symbols and brands shape our humanity

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"Branding is the profound manifestation of the human spirit," says designer and podcaster Debbie Millman. In a historical odyssey that she illustrated herself, Millman traces the evolution of branding, from cave paintings to flags to beer labels and beyond.

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Logos on products to identify a maker came next, and brands were given legal recognition on January 1, 1876, with the advent of the Trademarks Registration Act. The first trademarked brand was Bass Ale, and I kind of wonder what that says about our humanity that first trademarked brand was an alcoholic beverage.

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Now, here is what I consider to be the first case of branded product placement. There are bottles of Bass Ale behind me with the logo accurately presented here in this very famous painting in 1882 by Édouard Manet.

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One of the most widely recognized logos in the world today is the Nike swoosh, which was introduced in 1971. Carolyn Davidson, a graphic design student, originally created the logo for 35 dollars. Upon seeing it, Nike CEO Phil Knight stated, "I don't love it but maybe it will grow on me." Maybe it will grow on me. But why is the swoosh so popular? Why is the swoosh so popular? Is it the mark? Or is the marketing? And what can we make of the fact that the Nike swoosh seems to be the Newport logo upside down or the Capital One logo on its side? That is not the only logo with a shared identity.

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This next logo is a logo that has a shared identity with wholly different meanings. As a Jewish person, I believe that this logo, this swastika, is the most heinous logo of all time. But it actually has a rather surprising trajectory. The word "swastika" originally comes from the ancient Sanskrit word "svastika," which actually means "good fortune," "luck" and "well-being." In the early 1900s, before it was appropriated by Hitler, it was used by Coca-Cola on a good luck bottle opener. The American Biscuit Company prominently registered the mark and put it on boxes of cookies. The US Playing Card Company registered the mark in 1921 for Fortune Playing Cards. The Boy Scouts used the mark on shoes in 1910, and the symbol was also featured on cigar labels, boxtops, road signs and even poker chips. Even the Jain made use of the logo along with a hand of God many millennia ago. These marks were identical, but with use as a Nazi symbol, the impact became very, very different. 08:26The hand of God, the Nike swoosh and the swastika: they all demonstrate how we've been manufacturing meaning with visual language over millennia. It's a behavior that's almost as old as we are.