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It is also inarguable, they argue, that there is already plenty of chaos, anarchy and destruction now. And library collections built on inarguable judgments would be unassailable collections, and books could be handed to young readers with the absolute certainty that the kids would be improved by the experience, with just enough enjoyment to ensure the improvement penetrated properly. As Jonathan Culler and Kevin Lamb point out in their introduction, the disparate essays share a common concern in that they are "less about proving innocence than contesting the terms of the allegations, exposing to interrogation the history, conventions, and assumptions underlying the designation 'bad writing' and its almost inarguable efficacy. |
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inarguable - against which no argument can be made