According to Professor Hammer, T.S. Eliot's frequent use of quotations as a literary device reflects which attitude toward the past?

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An inquisitive interest in historical eventsRespectful acknowledgment of past traditionsA deliberate challenge to historical conventionsInterestingly, both respectful acknowledgment and deliberate challengeA neutral stance on historical matters

Explanation

Professor Hammer highlights that T.S. Eliot’s use of quotations simultaneously shows respect for past traditions and a challenge to them, making option D the correct choice.