[ SECRET POST #6571 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6571 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It really sounds like you do make the rules, those ones anyway. By your logic, does it not then follow that disliking a work by a writer who has good opinions means that the reader does not share those good opinions?

But let's suppose that every writer's views is present in their work in a way that cannot be missed or misapprehended (big assumption, given the myriad of levels of writing skill and reading comprehension, plus the huge variation of perspectives of both writers and readers), why do you think a reader has to agree with those views to enjoy the work?

Though the two are often conflated, taste does not equal value judgment.