concept   labyrinth
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western culture (1) • Greek (1) • Europe (1) • Mediterranean (1) • Latin America (1) • Minoan culture (1) • Modern urban planners (1) • Native American (1) • South American (1) • Western mythology (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 labyrinth Western culture Labyrinths are typically linked to mystery, puzzles, and entertainment in Western culture. 5
2 labyrinth Greek The labyrinth is a maze-like symbol with spiritual and architectural significance in Greek mythology and ancient culture. 3
3 labyrinth Europe In European culture, labyrinths are viewed as mysterious and challenging structures associated with Greek mythology and medieval architecture. 2
4 labyrinth Mediterranean Mazes and labyrinths have spiritual and philosophical significance in Mediterranean culture. 2
5 labyrinth Latin America Latin American concept of labyrinths is often linked to ancient myths and legends, and is considered mysterious and potentially perilous. 1
6 labyrinth Minoan culture Labyrinths are a significant symbol in Minoan culture, representing the journey to the underworld and spiritual transformation. 1
7 labyrinth Modern urban planners Modern urban planners utilize the labyrinth concept as a maze-like recreational structure. 1
8 labyrinth Native American The labyrinth is a symbol of spiritual journey and transformation in Native American myths and traditions. 1
9 labyrinth South American The labyrinth is a symbol of spiritual journey and transformation in South American indigenous myths and traditions. 1
10 labyrinth Western mythology Labyrinths in Western mythology symbolize mystery, challenge, and a journey with twists and turns. 1