Which one of the follow quotations about literature best exemplifies the "familiar" attitude mentioned in the passage? A. "The fantasy and whimsy characteristic of this writer's novels qualify them as truly great works of literature." B. "The greatest work of early English literature happens to be a highly humorous collection of tales." C. A truly great work of literature should place demand upon its readers, rather than divert them." D. "Although many critics are condescending about best-selling novels, I would not wish to challenge the opinion of millions of readers." E. "A novel need only satisfy the requirements of its particular genre to be considered a true work of literature."