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Hi all,
I picked the right answer but my prediction of the main point was quite different from the language of the credited choice.
My prediction: the origin of the scholars' nonpoetic emphasis was due to Milman Parry.
When I read the first paragraph, my attention was caught by this sentence "Something wsa driving scholars away from the actual work to peripheral issues" (Lines 14-15).
Could someone explain why the reason/origin of the nonpoetic emphasis is deemed as not a part in the main point?
Thanks!
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