We have been focusing on compare and contrast in the writing process alone, but it is also important to consider in visual rhetoric. When looking at a picture, it is important to look at the things in the picture that make the picture what it is. For example, to gather meaning from Pompeian art, you have to compare the skin color of the people, the body positions, the action the are performing, etc. to even be able to determine if the human is male or female. Without compare and contrast, specific meaning would be lost and the picture being depicted would be lost in its entirety as well.
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