Critics who view culture as a map a. see the map as rigidly structured b. acknowledge that the familiar and unknown often coexist in the same song, movie, or other cultural artifact c. feel that culture was more meaningful in the "good old days" of the mid-twentieth century d. see popular culture as more innovative than high culture e. none of the above options is correct.

A) see the map as rigidly structured

Explanation: The people with unfavorable opinion have believe that the map work in accordance with the culture of the people belonging to the particular place. Critics judge the map on the basis of the culture .They believe the culture in the particular part of the map represents the ethics and behavioral practices of that part.

This cultured base mapping makes the actual maps a rigid structure for critics .Other options are incorrect because critics don't believe culture as good old days of 20th century, innovation or acknowledge with any movie or song.Thus the correct option is option(A).

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