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The inherent
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12 Dec 2019, 16:39
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The inherent ________________ of David Foster Wallace’s novels is apparent in the proliferation of guides and supplements to his novels.
(A)density
(B)beauty
(C)aesthetics
(D)unconventionality
(E)misanthropy
(A)density
(B)beauty
(C)aesthetics
(D)unconventionality
(E)misanthropy
Re: The inherent
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13 Aug 2020, 02:28
13 Aug 2020, 02:28
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POORVIBANSAL wrote:
why density, dont we need a word for complex?
'Density' is a measure amount of information. The sentence basically says that he refers to tons of guides for his novel, it does not give any reference for complexity.
