This book cannot be evaluated properly without examining the author's choice of format, which is the (i)____________ of the format of standard academic works; here the photographs take center stage, with the text playing only a supporting role. This layout poses many dangers for the serious historian, not the least of which being the (ii)____________ reception that academics – motivated partly by (iii)____________ but also by genuine concern over scholarly standards – generally reserve for books apparently aimed at the popular market. A. duplicate B. scornful C. academic integrity D. epitome E. deferential F. snobbish elitism G. inverse H. good-natured I. collegial sympathy