When Chapter 9 Discusses a 'Cultural Dopes' Argument, It Is

When chapter 9 discusses a 'cultural dopes' argument, it is referring to:

A) The misconception that, whereas some individuals interact with social texts in a knowledgeable and meaningful way, many others uncritically accept everything they 'read.'
B) Individuals who are less educated and of a lower class, therefore having less cultural capital.
C) Individuals who are unaware of the structural inequalities of social life.
D) Individuals who are willing to pay a great deal of money for artwork, without realizing that they are buying a reproduction.
E) None of the above