"Animal symbolicum" is a term that translates to "symbolic animal" in English. It is often used in discussions of philosophy, anthropology, and semiotics to refer to the unique human capacity for symbolic thought, communication, and the use of symbols to convey meaning. This concept emphasizes that humans are distinct from other animals in their ability to create, interpret, and manipulate symbols—such as language, art, and cultural practices—to represent ideas, emotions, and experiences.
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