In the second paragraph of the passage the author's attitude toward the literary critics cited can best be described as one of

A． demonstrate the similarity between these particles and the gluon
B． make a distinction between apposite and inapposite terminology
C． offer an objection to suggestions of similar frivolous names
D． provide illustrations of idiosyncratic nomenclature in contemporary physics
E． cite preliminary experimental evidence sup-porting the existence of gluons

A． Does the author believe the female literary tradition to be richer in depth than its masculine counterpart
B． Are women psychological as well as sociological chameleons
C． Does Moers share Mill's concern over the ephemeral nature of female literary renown
D． What patterns, themes, images, and problems recur sufficiently in the work of women writers to belong to the female imaginative continuum
E． Did Mill acknowledge the existence of a separate female literary tradition