Q17

[demetri.blaisdell]

This is an identification question. It tests if you understand the central idea of RRT.

(A) is exactly the point of RRT. But don't take my word for it: looks at lines 10-12, 41-49, or almost anywhere else in the passage.

The wrong answers:

(B) is out of scope. Contemporary ideology?

(C) gets RRT all wrong. The point isn't to decipher the codes to unlock the true meaning. RRT is a kumbaya theory that lets everybody have their own idea of what the work means.

(D) sounds more like formalism. There's not one true meaning, people.

(E) is more formalism. There's no intended meaning. Read it how you wanna read it, people.

I hope this helps. Post with questions.

Demetri