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>THERE are few cases in which mere popularity should be considered a proper test of merit; but the case of song-writing is, I think, one of the few.
Does this apply to literature?
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No. Isn't it obvious he was excluding literature (and he's wrong about song-writing).
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>>23316574
Poe is peak midwit
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>>23316574
He's right to a large extent. (Almost) everyone likes a good tune and almost everyone knows instinctively the difference between a good tune and a bad one.

I think the closest to that in literature (or, at least, language) is the joke. A really good joke is instantly popular with almost everyone.
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>>23316574
>Sick fuck pedophile
Ignored
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>>23316863
cry more cuckservanigger
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>>23316742
What is an example of an universally esteemed tune? or joke?



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