However, with regard to Bradley's second notion of "idea", Moore accused Bradley of conflating the symbol with the symbolized, and rejected Bradley's view that what is symbolized is itself a part of the idea and dependent upon it.
What I am most certain of is not however the correctness of my present way of analysis, but of the fact that all theory of types must be done away with by a theory of symbolism showing that what seem to be different kinds of things are symbolized by different kinds of symbols which cannot possibly be substituted in one another's places.
On the Civil War battlefield where President Abraham Lincoln gave a speech that symbolized his presidency and the sacrifices made by Union and Confederate forces, historians and everyday Americans are gathering to ponder what the Gettysburg Address has meant to the nation.
The move symbolized the centrality of the Transvaal to his mission of constructing a new order in South Africa.
Rousseau's insistence that mothers should breast-feed their children clashed with the realities of French life, where the employment of wet nurses was more common than in any other European country, and symbolized his program for a more "natural" style of life.
As the earliest urban populations, they were distinguished by literacy, technological progress (notably in metals), and increasingly sophisticated forms of social and political organization (formalized in religious-legal codes and symbolized in temples and walls).
Utah's place in the national scene was symbolized by the driving of the golden spike at Promontory in 1869, uniting the eastward- and westward-reaching lines of the nation's first transcontinental railroad.
He symbolized his victory by founding a new capital named, after himself, al-Mahdiyyah (in present-day Tunisia).
The followers of Latrobe lacked his inventive genius but adapted the more conventional aspects of his Greek Revival work to create a public style that symbolized the dignity of the new democracy.
In Roman Catholicism, bells have symbolized paradise and the voice of God.
In the centre of the wheel are shown the three basic evils, symbolized by a red dove (passion), a green snake (anger), and a black pig (ignorance).
