Exploring Key Concepts: Meaning, Significance, Technology, and Belief
Had Significantly (Meaning)
The ‘meaning’ in relation to the linguistic sign, according to Saussure, is the mental content given to this linguistic sign. It is the concept or idea associated with the sign in all types of communication. This depends on each person, as each assigns a value to the mental meaning, but by convention, that meaning must be equal for optimal communication.
Significance
In semiotics, the relationship between shapes and objects in the significant extralinguistic world. For Saussure, it is the relationship between the signifier and the meaning of the sign in the constitution of this bipolar structure. For American distributionalists, it encompasses all possible uses that define a sign language system.
Technical
Technical (Greek techne, art) is a procedure or set of rules, standards, or protocols, which aim to achieve a particular result, whether in science, technology, art, sport, education, or any other activity.
It involves reasoning inductively and analogically in similar situations where the same conduct or procedure produces the same satisfactory effect. It is, therefore, the order of conduct or certain ways of acting and using tools as a means to achieve a particular purpose.
Technologies
Technologies are the set of technical and scientific knowledge used to build objects that allow machines to adapt the environment to meet human needs. It is a Greek word, technologia, formed by techno (“art, technical or trade”) and logy (the study of something).
Business
The common use of the term has different meanings, including employment, college, or trade that everyone has and exercises publicly. Professions are occupations that require specialized knowledge, a high-level educational training, control over job content, self-organization, altruism, the spirit of community service, and high ethical standards.
Empirical
That which is an immediate result of experience, based only on the observation of facts.
Faith (FE)
Faith is the belief or confidence in the truth or reliability of a person, idea, or thing. It is also the set of beliefs of a religion or any person, community, or crowd.
Belief
Belief, or a set of beliefs, somehow brings together a set of individuals who idealize a proposition posed by the self-belief. It emerges as a potential truth (as it is only a belief) and accumulates in knowing what conforms to it, forming a cultural framework and social identity. This creates a potential pool of individuals who share similar beliefs. These generalized beliefs establish what is called a dogma, defining the moral code needed to join this group. This happens with some types of sects.
Altruism
Altruism (Old French “altrui” = other) may be understood as:
- Behavior that increases the survival chances of others at the expense of a reduction of one’s own.
- Personal sacrifice for the benefit of others.
Person(s)
A person is defined as being rational and conscious of oneself, a holder of one’s own identity (although this is not fulfilled by some mentally handicapped infants and individuals). The obvious example, and for some, the only “human,” is the individual human. It comes from the Latin and Greek prosopon (actor’s mask, character).
Personality
It is a psychological construct, referring to a dynamic set of characteristics of a person. It is also known as the set of physical, social, and genetic determinants of an individual that make them unique.
Temperament
Temperament is the natural way a human being interacts with the environment. It can be hereditary, and external factors do not influence it (unless these stimuli are too strong and constant). It is the instinctive-affective layer of personality on which the mind and will shape the character (which is influenced by the environment). It includes the ability to adapt, mood, intensity, activity level, accessibility, and regularity. Temperament is the general nature of an individual’s personality, the features based on the type of nervous system. Temperament is related to endocrine influence (due to genes, manifesting in certain physical and psychological traits). Temperament and character define human personality, and their different combinations and intensities make us unique.
Character
Character is the spiritual signal of a person, an important knowledge or experience.
Gregarious
Gregarious means following blindly the ideas and initiatives of others: their gregarious spirit makes them submit to their peers.
Dignity
Dignity is the quality of worth, behaving with decorum and self-respect.
Ethnocentrism
Ethnocentrism is the ideology and attitude that upholds one’s own culture and race as superior to others.
Inculturation (Lack of Refinement)
Inculturation is a theological term with an anthropological-cultural connotation. It is distinguished from the purely anthropological notion of acculturation (the process of transformation of a person or group resulting from contact with a culture that is not their own).
Acculturation
Acculturation is the process of an individual adapting to the behavioral norms of the group they belong to.
Cultural Shock
Cultural shock is a term used to describe the anxiety and feelings (surprise, disorientation, confusion, etc.) an individual experiences when in contact with a completely different social environment, for example, in another country.
Counterculture
Counterculture refers to values, social trends, and ways that conflict with those established within a society. Although counter-tendencies exist in all societies, the term counterculture is especially used to refer to a visible, organized movement whose action affects many people and persists for a considerable period.
Language
Language is the communication system of a community.
Culture
Culture is the joint lifestyles and customs of an age or social group.
Symbols
Symbols are images, figures, etc., which show a moral or intellectual concept, by analogy or convention.
Rite
A rite is a custom or ceremony that is always repeated in the same way.
Worship (Liturgy)
Worship is a set of rules for holding religious ceremonies, especially those established by the Catholic religion.
Rules (Procedure)
Rules are a set of guidelines that determine the proper use of language.
Politics
Politics involves individuals engaged in the governance of a state, community, region, etc.
Beauty (Aesthetics)
Aesthetics is the branch of philosophy dealing with beauty and the basic theory and philosophy of art.
Ethics
Ethics is that which conforms to morality or mores.
Belief
This I believe.
Economy
Economy is the structure or economic system of a system or organization.
Lord (Yahweh)
Lord (in Hebrew YHWH) and its variants Yahweh, Yahweh, Yahweh, Iehovah, Jehovah, and the Lord refer to the name of the God of the Bible.
Adam
In Jewish, Christian, and Muslim scriptures, Adam was the first man created by God on Earth.
Original Sin
For several Bible-based religions, including Judaism and Christianity, original sin is the sin committed by the first parents of humankind (Adam and Eve) by disobeying God’s command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
Babel (Bedlam)
is a mythical building mentioned in the Bible Judeo-Christian. As recounted in chapter 11 of Genesis , men claimed, with the construction of this tower, reach the sky .
PROMISED LAND (PROMISED LAND) The Promised Land( Hebrew : ???? ???????, translit. : ha-Aretz ha-Muvtachat) is another name for the Land of Israel , the region, in the Hebrew Bible , was promised by God to descendants of Abraham , through his son Isaac , and to the Israelites , descendants of Jacob , grandson of Abraham.
EXODUS (Exodus) Second book of the Pentateuch, which has first departure of the Israelites from Egypt.
DESERT (DESERT) sandy or rocky territory, for the almost total lack of rain, no vegetation or is very low.
RELEASE (LIBERATION) Action to release.
MAMA (MOTHER) The scientific term used to describe breast anterior lateral region of the trunk and the human female anterocaudad overexposed region to the pelvis for the species of mammals lower, ranging in mammals and lower than the content of the mammary gland , ducts used for breastfeeding
Lyric Writing (LYRIC) In the lyrics or poetry itself to the song at the prevailing sentiments and emotions of the author, or relating thereto.
Feeling (Feeling) Printing to cause the soul to spiritual things. Part of the human being as opposed to intelligence or reason.
Psalms (Psalms) The term referring to the Psalms, in the plural, meaning for compilation or collection of psalms and sacred music lyrical compositions, may refer to different collections of musical hymns of that genre
SONG OF SONGS (TO SING OF YOU WILL SING) Song of Songs ( Hebrew ????? ???????????, Shir Hashirim), also known as Song of Solomon or Song of Solomon, is one of the books of the Bible andTanach. In the Christian Bible is located between the books of Ecclesiastes and Isaiah , in the Catholic Bible is between Ecclesiastes and Wisdom
Lament (Lamentations) The Book of Lamentations (???? ? EHA (h), Eikha), attributed to Jeremiah, is a document of the Old Testament of the Bible , and also the Tanakh . The Christian Bible puts it in the series of prophetic books , including Jeremiah and Ezekiel in the Bible Protestants, and between Jeremiah and Baruch in Roman Catholic and Orthodox issues.
Proverbs (Proverbs) Proverbs ( Hebrew ????????, Mishlei) is a book Bible ‘s Old Testament and the Tanakh Hebrew, which ranks among the Wisdom literature of Christianity and between the Ketuvim , or “Writings” of Judaism . It consists of extensive collections of maxims or statements of religious or moral content and is located in the Bible from the book of Psalms and Ecclesiastes , and in the Jewish Bible between the books of Job and Ruth .
WISDOM (WISDOM) Deep knowledge is acquired through study or experience.
Ecclesiastes Book of Ecclesiastes( Greek ????????????, Ekklesiastés, Hebrew ???????, Qoheleth, “councilor”, “Assemblyman” or “congregation”), sometimes known as the “Book of the Preacher” is a book of the Old Testament of the Bible , and also the Tanakh ,
SOLOMON (SOLOMON) A man of great wisdom.