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| n | Acquires
meaning from cultural exposure |
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| n | Linked to other
senses |
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| n | Earcon as
parallel to icon |
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| n | Often acquires
religious meaning |
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| n | Examples: |
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| n | Bell sounds in
pre-Columbian Mexico |
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| n | Aeolian harp:
wind creates music of spheres |
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| n | Pyramids at
Kukulkan as sacred Quetzal bird |
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| n | Cathedral as
God’s home |
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