Specific Cultural Communication Through Archaic Signs and Symbols

David, Doina; Florea, Călin; Pop, Anișoara; Elena-Adriana, Tomuletiu; Medrea, Nicoleta

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.05.349

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“…Students have the option to examine their talents or experiences in grasping mathematical topics while reasoning in mathematics study (Price et al, 2020;Selleri & Carugati, 2018). As stated by Sáenz-Ludlow and Presmeg, mathematics exploration by instructors and students includes activities with objects, symbols, or signs (Doina et al, 2012;Presmeg, 2016). Semiotics is the study of the development of signs and symbols for communicating information (Knight et al, 2020;Solovova, 2019).…”

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Semiotic Reasoning in Mathematics: A Systematic Literature Review of Future Trends and Opportunities

Ekowati,

Nusantara,

Muksar

et al. 2023

Migrat. Lett.

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A way of resulting conclusions using symbols or signs is known as semiotic reasoning. Researchers need precise information on this subject. A systematic literature review (SLR) summarizes the trends and contributions of semiotic reasoning research in mathematics published in Scopus-indexed journals, as well as its future potential. In the Scopus database's search menu, the terms "reasoning" and "semiotic" were entered, and 505 articles were found. In addition, 18 papers met the criteria for analysis. PRISM is the method of inclusion and exclusion model used. Semiotic reasoning rose considerably from 2019 to 2023, with 14 articles (77.78%). The most prevalent research technique (12 articles) is the qualitative approach. The author's country of origin and international participation are mentioned. The places of origin of the writers reveal that semiotic reasoning articles have been disseminated fairly throughout all continents. Furthermore, 12 papers (66.7%) were completed entirely by themselves. There was just one study with international collaboration (5.56%). Keyword-wise, 18 works demonstrate the characterization of sign activity (semiotic) in mathematical semiotic reasoning. Aside from that, mathematical semiotic reasoning research supports classroom mathematics learning, the advancement of mathematical semiotic reasoning theory, and the application of mathematical semiotic reasoning in other scientific domains. Semiotic reasoning research has made the most important contribution to classroom mathematics instruction. Among the mathematical principles studied are numbers, geometry, derivatives, diagrams, comparison and measurement, and distribution. These discoveries might be useful. These findings may be considered or used as a beginning point for academics to research the issue of semiotic reasoning in mathematics in line with their own goals.

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Semiotic Reasoning in Mathematics: A Systematic Literature Review of Future Trends and Opportunities

Ekowati,

Nusantara,

Muksar

et al. 2023

Migrat. Lett.

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“…One aspect that may give information is their oral literature through the archetypes found in the oral folk stories about the tribe concerning their traditional belief, life practices depicted in the stories. In literary works anywhere, there are archetypes: characters, plots, symbols, concepts, etc and it is the same for Biak's oral prose (Perlovsky, 2006;Doina et al, 2012).…”

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Archetypes in Biak folktales: characters, symbols, and concepts

Fatubun

2021

lingcure

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Characters, symbols, concepts, patterns, ideas, images, and many more are similar across the globe. This is because people are similar around the world to put it simply. But to put it in a more sophisticated way, these similarities are there because all human ancestors originated from the same place i. e Africa and later spread all around the globe together with the unconscious patterns of images, ideas, etc. inherited in their genes and universally present in individual psyches. These similarities in characters, symbols, concepts, patterns, and others are called archetypes. Using archetypal criticism, this article will present a number of archetypal characters, archetypal symbols, and archetypal concepts found in the Biak (in Papua) folk stories with discussions of similar characters, symbols, and concepts from around the globe. One very famous example of archetypal character in the Biak stories is Manarmakeri in the Manarmakeri myth with the famous archetypal symbol which found its way to be in the ‘Bintang Kejora’ (the Morning Star) flag of the Papua Freedom Movement called Sampari (also Makmeser), and the archetypal concept of a bountiful era, like Eden, called Koreri still sought for until today.

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Specific Cultural Communication Through Archaic Signs and Symbols

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Semiotic Reasoning in Mathematics: A Systematic Literature Review of Future Trends and Opportunities

Semiotic Reasoning in Mathematics: A Systematic Literature Review of Future Trends and Opportunities

Archetypes in Biak folktales: characters, symbols, and concepts

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