What is full circle?

"Full Circle" can refer to several different concepts depending on the context:

1. General Concept: In everyday language, "full circle" is an idiomatic expression used to describe a situation where events or circumstances have returned to their original state or point of origin. It's often used to highlight how things resolve or come back to where they started after a series of changes or developments.

2. Geometry: In geometric terms, a full circle refers to a 360-degree rotation or angle, representing a complete rotation or loop. It is a fundamental concept in geometry, trigonometry, and mathematics.

3. Films and Television: There are films and television shows titled "Full Circle." For instance, "Full Circle" is a TV drama miniseries created by several different version over the years, including a notable 2013 version created by Neil LaBute. These series usually explore interconnected stories involving a variety of characters.

4. Music: "Full Circle" is a title used by various musical artists for albums and songs. Noteworthy examples include albums by artists like Creed and Loretta Lynn as well as songs by Aerosmith and Drowning Pool. The theme often revolves around returning to one’s roots or completing a journey.

5. Books and Literature: Many books carry the title "Full Circle," each with its focus and storyline. These books can be fictional or non-fiction, covering themes that might involve resolution, closure, or the completion of a personal journey.

6. Environmental/Social Initiatives: Some organizations or movements use the term "Full Circle" to denote a commitment to sustainability, holistic approaches, or cyclical processes that imitate natural systems or create a return to foundational ideals.

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