So Mulcahy claims that literary criticism is written in such an obscure way that only other literary critics can decipher it. Mulcahy wants literary criticism to be more accessible to normal people.

However, the text tells us that his main point is not accessible to all, but can only be discerned by a select few! This makes him just as bad as the other critics he is criticizing. Mulcahy, then, is part of the problem. He is complicit, and his points are only discernible to other critics: the very community he is impugning.