For Plato the art of music was so (i)____________ moral and political reality that any alteration to music system would necessarily require a corresponding political shift. But two and a half millennia later, when classical music is generally seen merely as a lifestyle accessory, Plato's conception seems (ii)____________. To be sure, there are still people who consider classical music to be of (iii)____________ cultural importance, but few of them are able to articulate this convincingly. A. rarely identified with B. apt C. marginal D. tenuously connected to E. absurd F. profound G. firmly anchored in H. disingenuous I. uncertain