Sock Example 1: The Sock as a Symbol of Resistance
In this example, a lone sock, once abandoned and forlorn, rises up to become a symbol of hope and freedom. A single toe poking out of a shoe can be seen as a beacon of light in a dark world.
This is where the rubber meets the road. Or in this case, the sock meets the sole. We'll be exploring the more... complicated aspects of justification theory, where a simple sock can have multiple purposes, like holding up one's dignity and holding up one's pants.
Take a look at Socks in Space for more information on how socks can be used in the most unlikely of places.
Or check out Socks in Art for some examples of how socks can be used to create the next big movement in modern art.
In this example, a lone sock, once abandoned and forlorn, rises up to become a symbol of hope and freedom. A single toe poking out of a shoe can be seen as a beacon of light in a dark world.
And that's not all, folks! There are many more examples to see. Click on Justification Theory Examples to explore more uses of socks.