Because the prejudices inculcated by the capitalist system are so insidious, they cannot be escaped without the abandonment of subjective experience and immediacy in the literary sphere. They can only be superseded by realist authors who "abandon and transcend the limits of immediacy, by scrutinising all subjective experiences and measuring them against social reality;" this is no easy task.
The prejudices inherent in the capitalist system are so entrenched that they cannot be avoided without sacrificing subjective experience and immediate engagement in literature. They can only be superseded by realist authors who "abandon and transcend the limits of immediacy, by examining all subjective experiences and comparing them with social reality;" this is a difficult task.