Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... words . Length usually is determined by the medium . The new reviewer who wishes to get practice writing can select a publication as a model and imitate its length policies . In gen- eral , it may be said that newspaper copy runs ...
... words . Length usually is determined by the medium . The new reviewer who wishes to get practice writing can select a publication as a model and imitate its length policies . In gen- eral , it may be said that newspaper copy runs ...
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... words to have , we destroy the integ- rity of the work and substitute an artless muddle . In 276 music the units are not words but combinations of 277 sounds , and just as any word cannot follow any 278 other word and still make sense ...
... words to have , we destroy the integ- rity of the work and substitute an artless muddle . In 276 music the units are not words but combinations of 277 sounds , and just as any word cannot follow any 278 other word and still make sense ...
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... words apiece , also are included , as well as " Book Notes , ” de- voting from 200 to 300 words to reviews of another half - dozen books . Next comes a series of one- or two - paragraph bits of news called " Among Books and Authors ...
... words apiece , also are included , as well as " Book Notes , ” de- voting from 200 to 300 words to reviews of another half - dozen books . Next comes a series of one- or two - paragraph bits of news called " Among Books and Authors ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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