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Symbolic Power

Abstract Studying symbolic power is a commitment of international political sociology (IPS). This chapter analyzes the roots of symbolic power in Pierre Bourdieu’s work on Algeria, language, and critical engagement with Max Weber before surveying its uses in IPS scholarship on (in)security, diplomacy, and international law. It highlights
Hoffmann, Alvina
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Symbolic power, robotting, and surveilling

Educational Studies in Mathematics, 2012
Symbolic power is discussed with reference to mathematics and formal languages. Two distinctions are crucial for establishing mechanical and formal perspectives: one between appearance and reality, and one between sense and reference. These distinctions include a nomination of what to consider primary and secondary.
Skovsmose, Ole [UNESP], Skovsmose, Ole
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For What It’s Worth: Power of Symbols and Symbols of Power

Recherches sémiotiques, 2023
This short essay discusses a particular relationship between language and money. On the face of it (at face value?) the two are rather different; however, closer inspection shows them to have a number of similar properties, such as relying on mutual trust and being subject to a political regime. Accordingly, they also serve similar functions, which are
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The Computation of Powers of Symbolic Polynomials

SIAM Journal on Computing, 1975
Recent results on the computation of powers of symbolic polynomials are reviewed in perspective. Then a new algorithm is given which computes the nth power of a completely sparse polynomial using a linear number of multiplications. This is followed by experimental results comparing the new algorithm to iteration using both completely sparse and ...
Ellis Horowitz, Sartaj Sahni
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Symbolic interactionism and the concept of power

British Journal of Sociology, 2005
Symbolic interactionism is often represented as a perspective which is limited by its restriction to 'micro' aspects of social organization. As such, it is allegedly unable to adequately conceptualize 'macro' phenomena such as social structure, patterns ...
Alex Dennis, Peter J Martin
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The Power of Symbol and Symbols in Islam

2013
Some linguistic, aesthetical, and artistic expression forms like religious or non-religious gestures and also architectural sturctures or figures that aim to deliver a meaning and purpose has far/deep meanings that deliver us to them indirectly through implications along with their indications.
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Symbols to Power

1995
Complex societies are characterized by a great variety of groups: ethnic, economic, and social-hierarchial. In order for complex societies to function, it is necessary to regulate communication and interaction between groups. This is handled mainly by language. Most complex societies also have writing so that the code that controls appropriate behavior
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The Power of Symbolic Automata and Transducers

2017
Symbolic automata and transducers extend finite automata and transducers by allowing transitions to carry predicates and functions over rich alphabet theories, such as linear arithmetic. Therefore, these models extend their classic counterparts to operate over infinite alphabets, such as the set of rational numbers.
Loris D'Antoni, Margus Veanes
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The power of symbols and the symbols of power through time: probing the Luba past

1999
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