Juxtaposition

A juxtaposition (from Latin iuxta " close to it ", " next door " and positioned " position ", " position" ) means a close neighborhood, for example, two brain areas ( in anatomy ) or two sensitivities (such as " weal and woe " ).

It is important that both are located close to each other, but must be distinguished from one another perfectly and can be completely independent of each other even. From a juxtaposition to infer a relationship is a logical fallacy in general.

Specifically, the term juxtaposition:

• The anatomical position of two dense structures or body parts
• The annealing of similar parts in crystal growth
• The direct connection of two words to form a new, such as boredom
• When multiplied the link without point or other characters, such as from instead of a · b