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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jackei, post: 173738, member: 46259&quot;]For a library reading circle, I am preparing an exercise on what happens when style guides disagree. One guide emphasizes an uninterrupted outline, while another suggests dividing an outfit into several clearly defined sections. I suspect the authors are using different ideas of balance, although the terminology initially sounds quite similar. My proposed exercise uses two sketches of one outfit, with just the disputed feature altered between them. A shared reading prompt could be <a href="https://bodytypeguide.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://bodytypeguide.top" rel="nofollow">color and body type analysis</a> and I want participants to distinguish an explanatory framework from a personal preference. How can we compare the recommendations fairly while allowing different readers to value different visual effects? Ideally, the session would end with better questions about style advice and room for individual judgment. We will record the reasons behind each recommendation before comparing the drawings, so that different definitions remain visible throughout the discussion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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