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Hm. I think they are perhaps more similar than we might credit. You mention, Leira Sedai, that Sanderson focuses a lot on magic systems, but Jordan's One Power and weaves with the elements is a lot more detail than we get from some other sources on how things like that function. And especially...

Generally speaking, I agree, although I would add that Tolkien was far from perfect himself. I also think that some things Jordan did were innovative and broke new ground for the genre, and obviously I have a huge soft spot for his saga.