The primary purpose of the passage is A. explain why Dust Tracks has been less well received than other similarly structured works by Hurston. B. argue that a supposed deficiency in Dust Tracks actually contributes to the work's presentation of its subject. C. compare the critical reaction to Dust Tracks with the critical reaction to Their Eyes Were Watching God. D. point out specific similarities between the structure of Dust Tracks and the structure of Hurston's other works. E. suggest that some critics' evaluations of Dust Tracks is influenced by their rejection of certain conventions of autobiography