Symbolic Gesturing

Symbolism is to communicate and "speak" through signals to indicate specific physical behaviors and gestures, objects, events, the way of needs and concerns. Children can prove that they can learn in front of them and form the world Children are involved in better dialogue and children's language development process Before verbal communication interrelationship between the two Understand this non-language form of communication, which makes it possible to understand. I can talk.

In the view of Meade, the language communicates using important symbols. An important symbol between other people summoning a gesture for that (soul, self and society 47) is the same (ie same function) reaction gesture with a symbol (usually a sound gesture), an individual call ). Important communication can also be defined as the meaning of understanding individual gestures. Mead describes the communication process as a social act. Because, inevitably, at least two people need to talk to each other. What this means is this behavior. (1) individual; (2) the second person responds to the gesture; (3) the first gesture (Mind, Self and Society 76, 81) Result of the initiated action

The area between the adapter and the symbol gesture is occupied by the conversation gesture. These gestures are words, not actions or words. Conversational gestures are movement of hands accompanying speech and are related to accompanying speech. They did it together with the voice, but the attitude session is not displayed without voice, but it can be made by the speaker alone. According to Edward T. Hall, the amount of space we are communicating with and the amount of space we are maintaining indicates the importance of the agency. In the process you can see how you feel others at a specific time. Distance to close (18 inches) to (I), distance to individual (4 feet 18 inches), (iii) social distance (4: At the American Culture Center, there are four 12 feet), and (iv) the distance of the public (12 feet or more)

Other hand movements are considered gestures. It is a movement with a specific traditional meaning called symbol gesture. Familiar iconic gestures include "fists", "goodbye", "raising your thumbs" etc. Intentional use of symbol gesture and clear communication function compared to adapter. Each culture has its own gesture, some of which are specific to a particular culture. Very similar gestures can have very different meanings in different cultures. Symbol gestures are usually used without sound, but they can also accompany sound