Contrast mainly emphasizes the differences between things. All listed things are parallel and have no owners. For example, Jiang Kui's Slow Yangzhou, Li Bai's Yue revisits the ancient times, and other nostalgic and mourning poems mostly express the sadness of changed things or parting through the comparison between ancient and modern times.
The purpose of comparison is to highlight the characteristics of things, and the listed things are different, unequal and non-parallel. For example, in Bai Juyi's poem "Night Snow", the main object of description is "Night Snow". The poem also describes the cold pillow, the bright window and the sound of breaking bamboo. The quoted things are different, and the method of setting off is adopted.
Contrast? -Literary terms?
vocabulary
Contrast is a rhetorical device that arranges two parties with obvious differences, contradictions and opposites for comparison. Contrast is to compare opposing meanings or things, or to compare two aspects of things together, so that readers can distinguish between good and bad and right and wrong in comparison. The contrast technique in writing is to put the contradictory side of things, phenomena and processes under certain conditions, so as to concentrate them in a complete artistic unity and form a complementary relationship of contrast and echo. The application of this technique is conducive to fully expressing the contradictions of things, highlighting the essential characteristics of the things being expressed, and strengthening the artistic effect and appeal of the article.
Definition of words
Contrast is to describe or explain two opposite things or two opposite aspects of the same thing by comparison. This writing technique is called contrast, also called contrast. In literary theory, contrast is one of the basic combinations of lyric discourse. It combines words with opposite feelings or meanings to form contrast and strengthen the expressive force of lyric discourse. By contrast, we can reveal the opposition between good and bad, good and evil, beauty and ugliness, which gives people a deep impression and enlightenment?
Word discrimination
Contrast and contrast
1. There are two kinds of foil: subject and object. The foil serves the foil and highlights the foil. Contrast shows the phenomenon of opposites, and the two opposing things are parallel and juxtaposed, and there is no distinction between subject and object.
2. Aluminum foil describes two things; Contrast can be two things or two different aspects of the same thing.
3. The rhetorical function of foil mainly lies in highlighting positive or negative things, expressing strong thoughts and feelings, and deepening the central idea of the article. That is, as the saying goes, "Red flowers must be supported by green leaves." The rhetorical effect of contrast is mainly to remind the essence of things through contrast, so that the good looks better and the bad looks worse. Let people identify in comparison, leaving a deep and vivid impression.
Set out?
In order to highlight the main things, use similar things or negative and different things as foil. This rhetorical device of "holding clouds and holding the moon" is called foil. The application of foil technique can highlight the theme, or render it vivid and give people a deep feeling. As the saying goes, "Although peony is good, it should be supported by green leaves. Matching a thing (object) with a thing (subject) is a foil. Things A are clearer, more vivid, more prominent and easier to understand because of things B.
Folding front lining
Use similar things to set off the depicted things, such as "high" to set off "higher" and "good" to set off "better".
Example (1): Taohuatan is deeper than thousands of feet, but not as good as Wang Lun. Li Bai, a gift for Wang Lun.
The friendship with Wang Lun is deepened by the water depth of Taohuatan. )
Folding contrast
Use opposite or different things to set off the depicted things, such as "short" to set off "high" and "bad" to set off "good"
Ex. (2): He is very young, but he has a great reputation.
For young people, the foil is big. )
Example (3):
Seagulls are flying in the sea, and the roaring thunder scares the sea ducks. Penguins timidly hide their fat bodies under the cliff ... only arrogant petrels fly bravely and freely in the sea without foam. Gorky of sea salt
Haiyan's bravery is set off by the cowardice of sea ducks and penguins. )