Deeper Meaning Research Articles

The Importance of Incorporating Religious, Cultural and Linguistic Evidence in UK Immigration Procedures: An Analysis of the Semiotic Codes of Asylum Seekers

Asylum seekers who claim asylum in the United Kingdom flee from a diverse range of threats of persecution, particularly in the MENA (Middle East & North African) region. These threats may comprise of war, tribal violence and trafficking to honour-killings, female genital mutilation and witchcraft. Some of these threats may be alien to Western immigration tribunals as they either do not occur in their respective countries or are not understood, particularly because of the intricate religious and cultural nature of the threat in question. For example, a single woman who has had sexual relations outside of marriage would be regarded as having insulted tribal and familial honour in some regions of MENA countries. Here, the word ‘tribe’, which in Arabic is ‘qabilah’, has a distinct historical, cultural and lexical meaning that lawyers, judges and policy-makers may not be aware of; the same may be said of ‘nikah’ (marriage) or ‘Voodoo’ (a type of witchcraft) and many other terminologies. These terminologies are intimately linked to the experiences of immigration applicants and asylum seekers who desire to express their fear of persecution to lawyers, judges and policymakers. Using two real-life case studies involving a Yemeni immigration applicant and Nigerian asylum seeker respectively and my practitioner experience as a country expert having written 140 reports, I will critically explore the value of a primary, semiotic understanding of key religious, cultural and linguistic dimensions in asylum claims (as opposed to secondary source evidence). I argue that the UK’s immigration tribunal system should place more value on how language is embodied within the MENA regions. I do not wish to just highlight this issue but semiotically analyse immigration and asylum procedure, the arguments of the Home Office and tribunals in accepting or rejecting claims and suggest substantive reform by broadening the nature of evidence. Using Peirce’s framework of semiotics, a sign (representamen) is the fundamental entry point to comprehend an object—an object being the referent of a sign. Once we understand a sign and its object, we arrive at the interpretant which is the sense or meaning derived from the object. This triad relationship of sign, object and interpretant constitutes semiois. Here, I argue that analysing the nature of a sign and what it purports to represent can provide us with a theoretical basis by which to reformulate the mechanisms which judges and lawyers use to understand religious, cultural and linguistic evidence in asylum claims. It is through signs that we can arrive at a deeper meaning and the larger picture of the intricate components of an asylum seeker’s claim thereby accessing their semiotic code.

Two Eclipses – Contribution to Understanding Nature and Society


 The aim of this paper is to illustrate how a cultural response is shaped by a natural phenomenon. A solar eclipse is, in a sense, a laboratory for humans have no influence on this natural phenomenon and the occurrence of the phenomenon itself, for the most part, has no significant consequences on people. This analysis is focused on two solar eclipses that occurred in Belgrade on February, 15th 1961 and on August, 11th 1999. The behavior of the citizens during these eclipses was entirely different. In 1961, the citizens curiously observed the eclipse through special glasses or darkened glasses whereas in 1999 they withdrew to their homes, avoiding any contact with the outside world. These contradictory behaviors were influenced by the positive propaganda in 1961 and the panic and fear stricken propaganda induced in 1999, both of which were created by the media under the control of the authorities of the time. Through the analysis of these dissimilar behaviors, as well as different contexts in which they occurred, deeper meanings are discerned, considering both the intentions of the authorities and the citizens' reactions to media propaganda related to these eclipses. It is also observed that there is a certain constant, i.e., each eclipse is closely intertwined with politics, even regarding traditional beliefs about the consequences of an eclipse. It may be concluded that the intrusion of politics into shaping the response to an eclipse is a consequence of the fact that the eclipse is socially consequence-free, so as to say an empty sign suitable for inscribing new meanings that holders of power wish to convey. 

Nilai-Nilai Indigenous Bali dalam Praktik Konseling Multikultural

Multicultural cultural values are a strong foundation to be believed and important in the development of the world of Guidance and Counseling, especially in multicultural counseling practices. The cultural diversity that exists in Indonesia is very appropriate when counselors are able to explore and implement cultural values in counseling practices. One of the cultural values that can be used is to combine the concept of Balinese cultural values based on the beliefs of ancestors since ancient times which are religious through stories and meanings implied from generation to generation in the use of Tridatu thread bracelets and provide a special feel, especially for Hindus. The research method used is a qualitative description method by collecting library data, reading and recording and processing research materials then presenting them and drawing conclusions from the data obtained regarding the use of the Tridatu Bracelet. The thread used for Tridatu is not an ordinary thread. Before being given to the people, the thread has certainly gone through a ritual process first so that it has a deep meaning and philosophy. Hindus believe that the Tridatu Bracelet has the power of God Hyang Almighty as the creator, maintainer, and smelter. Counselors as implementers of counseling must really have an awareness of the cultural diversity that exists. Then the counselor should have good competence in multicultural coverage, namely awareness, knowledge and skills.

Interpreting Geometric Constructions in Artworks through Capsule Network Modeling

Abstract Interpreting the geometric structure of artworks enhances our intuitive grasp of their deeper meanings. This study employs a Capsule network model, incorporating a dynamic routing algorithm to correlate high and low-level geometric structural features of artworks. Additionally, an attention mechanism is introduced, forming a spatial attention capsule to capture the spatial context of the artwork’s geometric structure. To obtain images, a fixed-focus camera is utilized, followed by median filtering for image preprocessing and threshold segmentation using the maximum inter-class variance method to optimize recognition accuracy. The efficacy of the geometric structure recognition model, grounded in the Capsule network, is confirmed using a dataset of collected artwork images. The model achieves stability after 380 epochs, exhibiting an impressive accuracy of approximately 99.7% and a minimal loss of 0.025. Removing the attention mechanism results in a 4.06 percentage point decrease in model accuracy, whereas incorporating a dynamic routing algorithm boosts efficiency by 7.36%. Thus, the Capsule model proves highly effective in precisely recognizing and interpreting the geometric structures of artworks.

Optimization Driven Deep Convolutional Neural Network and Mean Shift Based Segmentation for Osteoporosis Classification in X-ray Images

Optimization Driven Deep Convolutional Neural Network and Mean Shift Based Segmentation for Osteoporosis Classification in X-ray Images

Modern Technologies and Hermeneutical Analysis of Poetic Text

The subject of the study is a model of the use of modern technologies in literary analysis. The purpose of this study is to consider the stages of pedagogical technology of using AI technologies in hermeneutical text analysis. The object of the study is the poetic text of the Chinese poet of the Tang Du Fu era. The author of the article found that the use of AI-based Internet resources in the process of analyzing Chinese poetry helps to identify deep interpretations and meanings of key images. Special attention is paid to the possibility of expanding and deepening the semantic and hermeneutic meanings of Chinese poetry in the process of continuous analysis as part of pedagogical technology. Based on the analysis performed with the help of AI, it was concluded that this kind of modern technology provides a quick adaptation of the identified meanings to the analysis process, which was considered on the material of the poetic text of Du Fu. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the fact that until now, Internet resources based on AI have not been used for hermeneutical analysis of literary text as part of pedagogical technology in general and based on the material of Chinese poetic texts by Du Fu, the poet of the Tang era, in particular. In the future, it seems promising to investigate the types and features of AI tools as an element of pedagogical technologies for continuous analysis of literary texts in the process of training future philologists.

Insight into the Beneficial Use of Iru An African Condiment from Parkia Biglobosa

The composition and activity of the gut microbiota, which is essential for preserving health, are greatly influenced by the food that humans eat. Iru, a traditional West African fermented condiment, is derived from Parkia biglobosa seeds and is a sought-after ingredient in West African cuisine due to its unique aroma, flavor, and texture. Iru is a spice that adds depth to stews, soups, and sauces in West African cooking, especially in Nigeria and Cameroon. Due to the fermentation process, which transforms complex ingredients into more easily absorbed forms, it has a distinct flavor and fragrance. Beyond only eating, iru has a deep cultural meaning that is frequently emphasized in ceremonies, festivals, and customs. Generations of people have used this fermenting technique. Iru is a traditional condiment from West Africa that showcases the region’s culinary heritage and is a favorite condiment in West African cookery. It is made using beneficial bacteria to make distinctive, tasty, and culturally significant food items. This study investigated the effects of two distinct food components—Maggi Knorr, a chemical seasoning mixture, and Iru (Parkia biglobosa), a traditional fermented condiment from West Africa—on the intestinal microbial communities of mice. Using mice as a well-researched animal model, we will assess the short- and long-term effects of food supplementation with Maggi Knorr and Iru on microbial diversity, composition, and functional ability in the gastrointestinal tract. The metabolic activities of the microbial communities will be characterized by means of high-throughput sequencing of 16S rRNA genes in conjunction with metabolism analysis. This study aimed to investigate how two commonly utilized food additives, namely chemical seasoning (Maggi Star, Knorr and Vedan) and Iru (Parkia biglobosa), affect the microbial community residing in the gastrointestinal tracts of rats.

ІСТОРІЯ РОЗВИТКУ УКРАЇНСЬКОЇ ПАРЕМІЇ У ХХ СТОЛІТТІ

Paremias are folk wise sayings, proverbs and sayings that reflect folk wisdom, experience and culture. Paremias usually consist of one or several short sentences that are easy to remember and convey deep meaning; reflect folk wisdom that accumulates over many generations and is expressed in the form of specific sayings. It is an important element of folk wisdom and heritage that is passed down from generation to generation. Ukrainian paremias reflect the culture, traditions, mentality and worldview of the people. Among the Ukrainian figures who contributed to the development of paremia is Ivan Franko, an outstanding Ukrainian writer, poet, publicist, philosopher and public figure. He not only used paremias in his works, but also actively researched them, analyzed and explained their meaning. The article examines the evolution of Ukrainian paremias during the last century, noting the key stages of their formation and development. The peculiarities of paremia as a unit of human linguistic consciousness were analyzed, the functions of paremia units were analyzed in the context of the issue of national culture. The influence of historical events, cultural changes and social transformations on Ukrainian folklore, reproduction of cultural values and national identity is determined. The problem of studying the history of the development of Ukrainian paremia in the 20th century is that paremias, as expressive expressions of folk wisdom, reflect the cultural, historical and social aspects of the life of the Ukrainian people. The study of their evolution during the 20th century allows us to reveal changes in the mentality and values of Ukrainian society under the influence of political, social and cultural transformations. The results of the study revealed the importance of paremias for the Ukrainian people and emphasized the relevance of the study in the context of modern realities. Prospects for research on this topic include the analysis of preserved paremias, the identification of their origin and content, as well as the study of their role in Ukrainian literature, language and culture. The study of Ukrainian paremia in the 20th century can help to better understand the history and ethnic identity of the Ukrainian people, as well as reveal the influence of external factors on the formation of the national worldview.

Symbols in the field: a semiotic analysis of the football shields of bolívar city, colombia

Football is more than a sport; it is a cultural language that transcends borders. In this document, we explore the semiotics behind the shields of soccer teams in Ciudad Bolívar, Through the analysis of symbols, colors and shapes, we unravel the deep meaning behind these emblems. From local history to global influences, we examine how the shields reflect the identity, values and aspirations of each team and its community. This study offers a unique view of the rich cultural tapestry of soccer in Ciudad Bolívar, providing a deeper understanding of its role in social and cultural life

Decentering and Rezoning: Podcasts as a DisCrit Method for Doing Disability Research

Due to the dominance of ableist narratives, there is a distinct lack of diversity of participants and geographies in education research with students with disabilities. To address this lack, we developed podcasting as a method for DisCrit-informed qualitative research in the form of a pilot project for the first author’s doctoral study on the experiences of acquired disability as intersected with policy, race, gender, sexuality, religion, and nationality. Using writing as method of inquiry, in this paper, we reflect on moments of questioning, tensions, challenges, and ethical ponderings that we encountered throughout the creation of the podcast project. These tensions include questions about what digging deep means in DisCrit research, the challenges of negotiating power, ethics, and care, questioning whose stories are worth telling and who gets to tell them and, finally, the epistemological provocations we rubbed against. Specifically, we argue that the creative, digital, and culturally specific properties of podcasting offer a counterstorying approach to ableism, by generating situated knowing about living with a disability. Podcasting, as a DisCrit-informed qualitative approach, may enable researchers’ abilities to develop rich, nuanced, and detailed understandings of experiences of disabilities, across geographies, identities, and contexts.

Translation of Metaphorical Information in Japanese Literature Combined with Text Mining Techniques

Abstract Japanese literature is renowned for its conciseness and the profound, multi-layered meanings conveyed through its economical use of language and rich symbolic content. This paper explores the creative impact of these linguistic features in Japanese literature by analyzing the deep meanings and varied classifications of literary metaphors. The construction of a Japanese literature corpus involved the collection, cleaning, and organization of Japanese literary texts, followed by the selection of specific linguistic features. The corpus was then aligned using a dynamic programming approximation algorithm. A semantic representation model of the Japanese literature text corpus was developed by integrating the Attention Word Embedding Model with the Extended Topic Information Model, and metaphoric corpus features were fused using the static fusion strategy of Extended Topic Information and Attention Word Embedding. This study also examines the translation of symbolic information in Japanese literature, focusing on linguistic and stylistic features. The findings reveal that translations into Chinese tend to employ augmentation translation, resulting in 1,706 additional sentences compared to the original Japanese texts. Furthermore, the lexical density in the Chinese translation reference corpus is 2.45 percentage points higher than in the Japanese literature corpus. Analysis of verb modifications shows that among the 90 altered verbs in the Chinese translation corpus, only 24 have corresponding instances in the original Japanese texts. Text mining techniques were employed to conduct a deep analysis of symbolic content, enhancing the understanding of the nuanced connotations inherent in Japanese literature.

Study on Deleveraging and Downshifting of Real Estate Enterprises in the Context of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract With the decrease in the heat of the real estate market, the structural problems of real estate enterprises have become increasingly prominent, which are mainly reflected in high inventory, high leverage and high cost. After analyzing the types and underlying factors of financial risks faced by real estate enterprises, this paper explains the “three red lines” policy of the deleveraging mechanism for real estate enterprises. Based on artificial intelligence technology, an intelligent financial data processing platform has been established, and PCA and K-Means algorithms are used to process financial data. The association rule mining was introduced to analyze the financial data. The deep meaning of the financial data was mined through the weighted Apriori algorithm. The deleveraging strategy of real estate enterprises was established in combination with the financial decision-support process. The application effect of Group W’s deleveraging strategy was analyzed by selecting it as the research object. In 2021, the current ratio was 0.03 times different from the industry average, the asset-liability ratio decreased to 75.69%, and the overall cash balance at the end of the period increased by 11.2 times. After 2018, the “three red lines” indicators were all met, and it successfully ranked among the green enterprises, with the highest cumulative excess rate of return reaching 5.46%. Based on intelligent financial data processing, it can provide decision-making support for real estate enterprises to optimize their structure and realize the deleveraging, downshifting, and efficiency increase of real estate enterprises.

Juustest ehted Eestis: museaalid ning kasutatud tehnikad / Hair jewellery in Estonia: museum objects and applied techniques

The making and wearing of hair jewellery in the manner described in the article is a phenomenon that spread in Europe and North America between the second half of the 18th century and the early 20th century, with a peak in the second half of the 19th century. In the context of Romanticism and the Victorian tendency to open up the human emotional world, hair found its place as a valued material in the jewellery of the middle-class mourner, as in one who had recently lost a loved one. Over time, hair jewellery began to transform into not just an expression of loss, but also simply a sign of longing and care. Not only did they adorn the wearer and preserve memory, but they also played an important role in demonstrating social relationships. The growing popularity of the tradition and its spread beyond the middle-class, brought changes both in the way jewellery was made and practised at home, as well as in its deeper meaning – it came to signify not only mourning, but also love and friendship. This article introduces the hair objects preserved in the collections of Estonian museums, their wearers and makers, and briefly covers the technology behind their manufacture. Since hair jewellery, or hair work, is a little-known craft in Estonia that can be studied mainly through artefactual sources and MuIS (Museum Information System, www.muis.ee) legends, the knowledge presented in the article is based more on my practice-based research than on the literature, focusing on the main question: what were hair jewellery and how were they made? The main method I used was reconstruction, the first step of which presupposed a technique-based closer examination of the objects in the museums. On a temporal scale, this was followed by fieldwork in the Swedish settlement of Våmhus, where the tradition of hair braiding has survived unbroken to the present day. The collected information became the basis for experimentation to identify pattern algorithms and technical methods for the production of complete pieces. According to the data I have collected, there are 132 hair objects in Estonian museums, in the following types: pocket watch chains, necklaces, bracelets, bonnets, brooches, earrings, a ring, a wreath, and a hair decoration. Of all the plaited objects, the pocket watch chains are by far the most common items, with a total of 68 in museums, showing that this type of object was the most widely used in Estonia. Both men and women wore pocket watch chains and, as in the rest of Europe, it was common in Estonia to give hair braids to the opposite sex as a token of affection, which is confirmed by the notes recorded during the collection of the objects. In MuIS, the accompanying legends of the hair objects mention 39 different place names as their place of origin, which shows that the jewellery was spread almost everywhere in Estonia. The exception are the Estonian islands, where during the process of information gathering I received only one positive response, which suggests that the wearing of these jewellery items did not reach similar popularity as on the mainland. According to English-language sources, hair jewellery making has been historically divided into four different techniques: table work – braids made by lifting bundles of hair on a braiding stand, plate work – making shapes from hair by moulding them into the appropriate position and gluing them to the jewellery, hair painting – painting pictures from ground hair mixed with glue, e.g. on ivory or porcelain jewellery, and fourth, hair-wrapped wire, i.e. moulding elements from hair braided with wire and making ornaments from them. Due to the lack of Estonian-language terminology, there was a practical need for vocabulary to describe everything involved. I started by creating a typology of the different patterns as a result of the observation of museum objects, on the basis of which I divided the patterns into six techniques, denominating them based on visual information. Patterns used in the braiding of the museum objects are mainly defined as table work, and they are the result of the interchanging of hair bundles on a braiding chain (the author’s term to distinguish between braiding stands of different shapes and functions from a circular rotating tool). Hair braiding technology offers abundant possibilities of pattern and form for making a variety of objects, resulting in a unique and subtle visualeffect and adding a very personal layer to an object with its uniqueness of material choice. At the same time, it is possible to accommodate the techniques used to a wide range of materials, achieving a completely different and innovative result with the same methods. Keywords: handicraft, braiding, hair work, hair jewellery, table-work

The Growthing Love of Arabic Language and Soft Skill Through Learning to Read Al-Qur’an and Knowing Mahfudhot

Abstract. Arabic is still considered a difficult subject for children, even though it is the language of the Qur'an. Reading the Qur'an for children has been started and introduced early on through learning at the TPA or the like. In fact, it is not uncommon for a child to be able to read the Qur'an well at a young age. However, this has not made it easy for children to learn Arabic. For this reason, it is necessary to provide awareness for children that learning to read the Al-Qur'an is also learning Arabic at the same time. So that it can foster a love for learning it and keep away from the attitude that learning Arabic is difficult. Besides that, to cultivate character in children in this empowerment program it will also provide mahfudhot learning where these mahfudhot words have a deep meaning, but unfortunately they are still taught in Islamic boarding schools and have not been studied in schools in general. Words of wisdom in mahfudhot can provide understanding and foster good character for children if they study them and even stick them in strategic places so that they are always remembered and implemented.

Illustrating Power Relations through Symbolism in The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses

Symbolism is a powerful tool employed by authors to convey ideas and thoughts through the use of symbols and signs, imbuing everyday objects with deeper meanings in their works of literature. In addition, symbolism can have political implications, as it can represent political institutions, hierarchies, movements, beliefs, or ideologies, through objects, people, words, performances, or gestures. Through a content analysis approach, this research examines the symbolism used in The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses and how everyday objects are utilized to depict power relations. The symbols analyzed in this research are glasses, fertilizer, and tobacco. Glasses were found to represent Brille’s vulnerability/intellect. Fertilizer symbolizes Warder Hannetjie’s weakness, and tobacco symbolizes authority. By analyzing the symbols portrayed in literary works, especially writings that have a political connotation to them, it goes to show that sometimes the objects portrayed in literature are not just depicted for creative intentions, but also for critical depth.

KRESNA DAN DIALEKTIKA KEPEMIMPINAN

Kresnayana is a narrative that has a solid foundation in the culture of the Indonesian people. One form of narrative about Sri Krishna is found in the reliefs of Penataran Temple. This epic has very deep values and meanings, one of which is the value of leadership. In order to convey and introduce these values to the younger generation (students), it is necessary to transform the form, from relief to a form of media that is more friendly for teenagers or students. The form chosen is ballet. This form was chosen not only because of the aesthetic aspect, but also considering the facilities and infrastructure available at the school. In order to prepare the ballet, a visual (relief)-text (manuscript) stage and a script-acting stage are needed.

DKPE: Deep KeyPhrase Expansion

Keyphrase provides accurate information of document content that is highly compact, concise, full of meanings, and widely used for discourse comprehension, organization, and text retrieval. Though previous studies have made substantial efforts for automated keyphrase extraction and generation, surprisingly, few studies have been made for KeyPhrase Expansion. This task aims to add more keyphrases for documents (e.g. scientific publications) via taking advantage of document content along with a very limited number of known keyphrases, which can widely be used to improve the keyphrases-involved NLP tasks. In this paper, we introduce a novel problem concerning KeyPhrase Expansion and propose a novel keyphrase expansion method with an encoder–decoder framework. We name it Deep KeyPhrase Expansion (DKPE) since it attempts to capture the deep semantic meaning of the document content together with known keyphrases via a deep learning framework. Specifically, the encoder and the decoder in DKPE play different roles to make full use of the known keyphrases. The former considers the keyphrase-guiding factors, which aggregates information of known keyphrases into context. On the contrary, the latter considers the keyphrase-inhibited factor to inhibit semantically repeated keyphrase generation. Extensive experiments on benchmark datasets demonstrate the efficacy of our proposed model.

Local wisdom values of merti desa: resource for learning social studies in Boja Village, Kendal

The Merti Desa tradition is local wisdom carried out by the people of Boja Village. Behind the implementation of the Merti Desa tradition are values and deep meanings for the community. However, in this modern era, more and more people need to learn the values contained in the Merti Desa. The purpose of this study is to examine the values of local wisdom of the Merti Desa tradition and analyze the application of the Merti Desa tradition and the obstacles that arise in the application of the Merti Desa tradition as a source of social studies learning. This study used qualitative methods. Data were collected using interviews and data analysis using interactive models. The results showed that there are values in the Merti Desa tradition, namely religious, mutual aid, and cultural values. The strategy teachers use in its application is through learning media in the form of photos and videos and direct observation in the field. The obstacles that arise are more technical in the form of limited time in delivering material, mastery of the material, and limitations of facilities and infrastructure.

A Phenomenological and Stylistic Review of the Anthology of Penunggu Makam Poetry

The purpose of this study is to reveal the phenomenological and stylistic aspects of the Penunggu Makam (Grave Keeper) poetry anthology. The study in this study is based on the theory of phenomenology or stratum norms and stylistic theory. This study uses a qualitative approach. The method used is descriptive qualitative method, namely by describing and analyzing poetry from phenomenological aspects or normative and stylistic strata. The phenomenological aspect of the poems in the anthology of Penunggu Makam is thematically colored by the issue of death which is colored by sadness, sadness and loneliness. The problem of death is also a general concept of human life that all of them will surely die. In the stylistic aspect, there are several language explorations. Exploration of natural images appears in most of the poems. Figure of speech also appears in this poem with dominant personification figure of speech wrapped in natural images. At the level of diction, there is also an exploration of concrete dictions with their inherent characteristics. The words used in this poem are widely known by the public. Nevertheless, the diction used by the poet makes this poem have such a deep meaning and makes the reader immersed in the atmosphere and feelings felt by the poet in line after line of his poem or poem.

Концептуальні виміри німецького магічного реалізму

The article outlines the vectors of methodological research of magical realism and identifies the differential features of this literary phenomenon in the theoretical discourse of German literary criticism. The author of the article focuses on the ambivalence of German magical realism, caused by the combination in magical realist texts of two inherently opposite ways of depicting reality – realistic and irreal. In magical realist texts, the magical appeal of reality is emphasized, when the objects of reality only hint at the existence of another world beyond it, acquiring a numinous aureole in the aesthetic focus of realism. The specificity of magical realism lies in its heterogeneity, and therefore requires the appropriate selection of methodological tools that would open the way to the world of magical realist texts, which in many cases has a multi-level structure with polysemantic content. Special attention within the context of the conceptualization of magical realism is paid to the semiotic model of “double conditioning” by A. Koschorke and the concept of “ruderal space” by B. Schaefer. In conclusion, the author emphasizes that magical realism demonstrates the synergistic effect of the emergence of a certain new artistic space with hidden deep meanings and elliptical structures that form the semantic polyphony of the text with a variable multiplicity of meanings. Through liminality and transgression, the semantic potential of the magical is activated, aimed at overcoming the boundary between the immanent and transcendent worlds.