Traditionally, it was thought that women's literature was inferior to men's literature. However, recent surveys show that women's literature is actually a far more popular topic of study among university professors than among primary and secondary schoolteachers. This goes to show that the traditional view was wrong; women's literature is superior.
The argument above is based on which of the following assumptions?
A. University professors' pursuits can be superior to primary and secondary schoolteachers'. -
Correct. If the professors pursue better material then the thought will strengthen the argument above.B. Many of the great works of women's literature are incomprehensible to all but the most highly trained. -
If the works are not incomprehensible to all, then how can one talk about the greatness of a subject matter. (Weakener) C. Men's literature contains misogynistic fables. -
Out of scopeD. Women's Studies have influenced university professors. -
This provides an alternate reasoning for the popularity of women's studies among professors, weakening the argument.E. Men's literature is more relevant to primary and secondary students. -
Okay. This doesn't suggest whether the work is great or not.