DID YOU KNOW, FROM WHICH THE MALE AND FEMALE SYMBOLS ?

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DID YOU KNOW, FROM WHICH THE MALE AND FEMALE SYMBOLS ? - Have you ever watched a logo or symbol like this?. Well you probably already know, it is a symbol to express the male and female sexes. Why do symbols like that? What's the meaning contained in that symbol? What about history?

Simply amazed that the existence of a symbol that is long enough. In the world of science course, this symbol is used for the first time in 1753 by the author of the book Species Plantarum. Previously, the symbols that express male and female was found on ancient relics in the prehistoric era.

Before there was writing, prehistoric peoples using pictures and symbols to "communicate". The experts tried to find a relationship why these symbols are used to indicate male and female.

Some say the sign of the circle and arrows indicate that men at the time were known as hunters armed with spears, while the symbol of a circle with a cross below it, as the depiction of women, shows that women have a tendency to mirror (the symbol is analogous to a mirror-handled).

But there is also a mention that the symbols that have experienced changes since long, which is derived from the human physical form men and women.

Oh yes this symbol is also used as a symbol of planets in our solar system, namely to Mars and Venus, hereinafter also known as: Mars as a picture of a man, and Venus for Women.

Adi Hidayat

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Tuesday, January 11, 2011