Persian prose writers from the second half of the twelfth century onward were characteristically (i)____________ the literary form of their works, a fact that some scholars have perceived as a derogation of those works' content. It may be better interpreted as (ii)____________ the development of an awareness of authorship, for the awareness of authorship (iii)____________ the awareness of form. A. ambivalent about B. a retreat from C. evolves through D. indifferent to E. an indication of F. extends beyond G. preoccupied with H. a justification for I. holds back