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The passage below (paragraph 6) mainly suggests that postmodernists
Postmodern writers' frequently reject overarching interpretations of events that provide a foundation for people's beliefs and give meaning to
their experiences. For example, a postmodernist might respond with skepticism to the claim that anything can be accomplished through hard
work and determination. The postmodernist might seek to point out that such generalizations fail to account for experiences that do not fit within
the singular narrative presented.
DA try to think outside of the box
B. do not trust anyone or anything
C. do not believe hard work matters
D. are difficult to debate with
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