A vs D

Hi RachP, While we know that the author of B does not fully agree with the author of A, there are some areas of agreement. B actually notes that A is "rightly dismissive of the postmodern reduction of moral standards to expression of power" but also critiques A as taking too black-and-white of an approach. There is nothing in this critique that suggests A's irresponsibility, but the critique does suggest that A misses some nuance. This fits with a critique of A as overly simplistic.

Can you provide a line reference of where the passage B believes A is "too black-and-white?" Thanks

I would look to the part that begins "but bad history is no argument against history itself"