His theory purported that "proper" enjoyment of art was a matter of pure aesthetics – it is surely, he says, a baser pleasure being enjoyed by the untrained (i)____________, the museum "tourist" with (ii)____________ sensibilities, and even the art theorists and art historians who simply appreciate cultural referents or narratives in art, a predilection he thinks leads to (iii)____________ view of any art that includes such elements. A. cabal B. incendiary C. a facile D. literati E. parochial F. an urbane G. hoi-polloi H. dulcet I. a painstaking