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@ohemaa n this passage, we aren’t so much evaluating a whole style of writing with an author as an example as we are looking at the author purposefully and evaluating the way to classify them. Does that help differentiate B and E for you?

Explain why c is wrong please

@Sam, (C) is wrong because the author's argument centers around the work of a particular writer and its affinity to the novelists of the previous generation rather than "historical connections among a group of writers." Usage of "long-held assumptions" in this answer choice also contradicts the passage that talks only about "recent criticism (line 1)." Does this make sense? Let me know if you have any other questions.