Another stylistic technique Dillard uses is juxtaposition—placing two contrasting images near each other to highlight the contrast between them. Reread lines 32-49 to identify instances of juxtaposition and explain how the images suggest a contrast between broader ideas.

Juxtaposition is used by Dillard in "Living like weasels to compare constructed and natural world where she says that natural world in pure and dignified.

Explanation:

Juxtaposition is a concept where two images or two effects are placed side to side of each other. This makes it easier to compare and contrast these two images or effects.

Juxtaposition has been used by Dillard at a huge rate to enable the people to compare the effects and images which gives them the ability to compare the ideas of natural and constructed world "living like weasels".

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