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Why does the author view art as an unreliable source of social change?
A. It doesn't tell the truth.
B.It cannot guarantee an audience's response. C.It does not have social meaning,
D.It is separate from thinking.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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B. It cannot guarantee an audience response.

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