Antithesis is a writing or speaking technique where opposite ideas are placed together to create contrast and emphasis. It matters because this juxtaposition of opposites can make arguments more memorable and help readers understand differences more clearly.
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La antítesis (del griego ἀντίθεσις, antíthesis, 'contraposición, oposición'; de las raíces anti- 'contra-' y thesis 'colocación, posicionamiento') es una oposición entre dos términos contrarios o complementarios. El término se utiliza en retórica, donde designa a un recurso expresivo, y en filosofía (especialmente en la dialéctica asociada con Hegel).
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