Is there anything that can be said about the value of a novel,
story or film other than that one likes it? If such factors were
made known, writers could use them to write books that readers
would not only like better but would feel are worth reading. Do the
techniques in books on writing produce such novels? Are some books
good even though we do not like them? Should we force ourselves to
like a book because an English professor or a critic insinuates
that only people with good taste like that particular book? Do the
"arbiters of good taste" have grounds supporting their claims that
the books they like are good? What is the body of knowledge on
which such expertise would have to depend? Do they have a right to
impose their tastes on students and on the public? (148 words.
limit - 150 words/200 words)
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