The Ds are correct that interpretation is somewhat subjective and limited in determining what is in the mind of an author. Yet while we do not know exhaustively, we can know truly. If we did not, civilization would be impossible. There is probably no clearer example of solipsism in the history of philosophy. E. The reader becomes the artist.
All creativity comes in the interpretation of a text.
F. Ds rightly reject reason alone as an absolute in modernist thinking. The only consistent way to dispense the law of noncontradiction is to abolish all speech and attempts at communication which the Ds not do. They believe the latter are the cause of all prejudice and oppression that exists in the world. Absolutes exist because of the revealed Word. The author must die so the reader may live.