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Originally posted by MrPeanut
But I think "I prefer her to them" is a sufficient one.
Subjectivity is always implicit in statements like that.
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But isn't "I prefer her to them" preference, as you said? You don't need an argument for that.
However, if you're going to compare their artistry there
are solid arguments to be made (although they're obviously always influenced by subjectivity, that is true) - otherwise what's the point of criticism at all?