Which explains how the structure contributes to the meaning in "Zoo" and "The

Blind Men and the Elephant"?

Both texts demonstrate the cause-and-effect relationship between the characters'

actions in order to develop the idea of tolerance.

Both texts present problems and solutions characters must address in order to develop

the idea of perseverance.

Both texts compare and contrast methods used by characters to solve problems in order

to develop the idea of acceptance.

O Both texts include events that occur chronologically in order to develop the idea of

differing perspectives.

Answer: Both texts compare and contrast methods used by characters to solve problems in order

to develop the idea of acceptance.

Explanation:

The conclusion of the parable: each man, to understand the elephant, did not consider the same things. Each could perceive only a part of the animal. The fact that men are blind - and at the same time certain of the truth - is perhaps their greatest symbolism.

In a way, this parallel between the French philosopher and the Indian parable shows how hasty conclusions often generate wrong answers. Therefore, Descartes concludes:

"It's not enough to have healthy mint, the main thing is to apply it well. The greatest souls are capable of the greatest mistakes as well as the greatest virtues, and those who walk very slowly can go much further, if they always follow the straight path, than those who hurry."