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This document discusses symbols, science, and art in Dan Brown's novel The DaVinci Code. It mentions several symbols used in the novel like the chalice, pentagram, cell phone, rose, and Mona Lisa. It also discusses the Fibonacci sequence found in nature and used in the Cryptex code. Finally, it discusses how paintings like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper along with the pentacle symbol represent themes of sacred feminine power and creativity in Brown's novel and in DaVinci's own artwork.
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- 1. Use Of Symbols Science and Art The DaVinci Code Name : Dodiya Meghana Course No : 13The New Literature Semester : 4 SubmittedTo: Department Of English
- 4. The Rose Mickey Mouse Watch
- 7. Science Fibonacci Sequence of number: It is the another number which can be seen commonly in Nature. Whatever increases in the Fibonacci number’s of ratio.it goes like 0,1,1,2,13,21,34,… and so on.The addition of the two numbers generates the number further. The galaxies, the branches on the tree are having the same propotion.
- 8. Cryptex Code The cryptex is the creative aspect of the work by Dab Brown. It is the closed small cylindrical container of the paper. In the crypex too there is the use of science.
- 9. Art The Painting: Many paintings like Monalisa ,the last supper, vitruvian man. 2. Monalisa’s Painting:Another clue in the novel Is seen in one of DaVinci’s Monalisa which Langdon states is an expression of the artist’s belief in the “ Sacred Feminine”. The Pentacle:The Pentacle is the star denotes the union of the symbol chalice and grail. It is symbol of power of creativity. It also represents the star of and feminine power.
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- Use Of Symbols Science and art –The Da Vinci Code Name : Dodiya Meghana Course No : 13 The New Literature Semester : 4 :Department Of English
- The Pentagram
- Sauniere’s knight
- Mickey Mouse Watch
- Blood
- The Blade
- Fibonacci Sequence of number
- The cryptex is the creative aspect of the work by Dab Brown. It is the closed small cylindrical container of the paper. In the crypex too there is the use of science.
- The Painting: Many paintings like Monalisa ,the last supper,vitruvian man. 2.The Anagrams: 13-3-2-21-1-1-8-5 O,Draconon Devil! Oh,same saint! P.S.Find Robert Langdon Means- Leonardo Da vinci! The Monalisa! The Pentacle: The Pentacle is the star denotes the unioun of the symbol chalice and grail. It is symbol of power of creativity. It also represents the star of and feminine power.
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