THE SYMBOL OF EAGLE AS NATION IDENTITY IN THE EMBLEM OF COUNTRIES: AN OVERVIEW IN UNITED STATES AND GERMANY
Kata Kunci:
Germany, Symbol, United States.Abstrak
This study discusses the symbol of eagle as nation identity in the emblem of countries: an overview in United States and Germany. Therefore, this study describes the symbol of eagle as nation identity in United States and Germany through on the emblems. Concerning with the discussion, this study consider the Ethnosymbolism approach to analyze the symbol of eagle as nation identity which focuses in the emblem of United States and Germany. The symbol of eagle as nation identity in United States focuses on the emblems of Great Seal, Boy Scout and Air Force. Meanwhile the symbol of eagle as nation’s identity in Germany focuses on the emblems of Coat of Arms, Bunderstag and Nazi Party. Descriptive qualitative method was applied to support this discussion for the analysis. The data are the picture of the symbol of eagle in the emblems in United States and Germany and data source are in the form of the explanations about the symbol of eagle, taken from some articles and books. After analyzing the data comprehensively, the conclusion was drawn. The result of this analysis shows that, the symbol of eagle in the emblem of United States represent the values of the nation identity such as freedom, strength, vision and mission. And the symbol of eagle in emblem of Germany represents in history and tradition. That are how the symbol of eagle in the emblems of United States and Germany impose nation identity.
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