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On closing, I agree with previous authors: enclosing circle just feels intuitively right for the word. [img]http://lh3.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTU5R3djDI/AAAAAAAAABw/iKTVoe3Sy9s/close.jpg[/img] Cancelling is more difficult. I perceive the square as the house, the shelter, the strength of protection of what it on one side of the square walls from what is on the other (inside or outside). So the counter is the symbol that breaks the walls, that makes the protection obsolete no matter how much faith one had in its strength. [img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTU5tw368I/AAAAAAAAAB0/s9EjVAad1-w/counter.jpg[/img] We also need not forget that as time goes by, new symbols appear and get entrenched in our minds. So if the square is the symbol of a stop - then the counter symbol is [img]http://lh4.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTU5akKFoI/AAAAAAAAABs/vu1tMFrrS6w/fun.jpg[/img] play )))

I had a different idea, but it does not quite fit into Mur's definition of a counter-symbol. Here's a shape which, when added to Mur's symbol, completely messes up its meaning. It makes the symbol of whatever it was into a symbol of reflection, thus destroying the meaning of the original symbol ) [img]http://lh5.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQP0M1QCLXI/AAAAAAAAABY/Qx0ChIv_RZo/recruit.jpg[/img]

Circle is countered by a cross. V-shape is countered by an inverted-V-shape. I understand Mur's symbol as femininity and life, so the counter-symbol is masculinity and death. [img]http://lh3.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQOBWf6elFI/AAAAAAAAAA8/t8zKQafnRVI/recruit1.jpg[/img] Also because the original symbol is continuous, the counter-symbol is broken (consists of 2 separate parts)

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