The pictorial paradox: its concept, and its manifestations in the rhetorical heritage.

Abstract:
Pictorial irony is a technique completely different from counterpoint and interview, both in terms of its artistic structure, and in terms of its suggestive function; This is because the pictorial paradox is based on highlighting the contradiction between its two sides, a contradiction that may extend to include the entire poem; They are all based on a great pictorial paradox.
The contradiction in the pictorial paradox - in its most prominent form - is an idea based on denouncing the difference and disparity between situations that would have agreed and identical, or in a corresponding expression based on the assumption of the necessity of agreement in the reality of the difference. Contradiction, and the pictorial paradox plays an effective role in highlighting the dimensions of these positions and issues. or a group of opposites in the interview in one statement, without concern for highlighting the contradiction existing between these opposites, or using it expressively; Rather, without stipulating the existence of a real contradiction in the poetic context between these opposites; All that the ancient rhetorician was concerned with was the mere existence of the contradiction or linguistic contrast between the meanings of two words, or between the meanings of a number of words, even if these contradictory words were organized in one context that is not based on contradiction; Rather, it is based on complementarity, and this is the case with most images of Tabaq and Al-Muqabala.