Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... considering journalistic criticism as an occupation , even as a part - time staffer or an out- side free lancer , we must look more intimately at some of the hazards and problems . It may be , however , that certain critics would consider ...
... considering journalistic criticism as an occupation , even as a part - time staffer or an out- side free lancer , we must look more intimately at some of the hazards and problems . It may be , however , that certain critics would consider ...
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... considers faults ; he may even regard them as virtues , as witness some of the reviews of books by Jack Kerouac ... consider excellent a book ( or play or whatever art is being criticised ) that is slovenly in form ; I will not give ...
... considers faults ; he may even regard them as virtues , as witness some of the reviews of books by Jack Kerouac ... consider excellent a book ( or play or whatever art is being criticised ) that is slovenly in form ; I will not give ...
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... consider what is involved in developing a style . The sincere seeker after a useful and effective style will find many hours of helpful reading in writings on the subject by Read , Middleton Murry , Stevenson , Franklin , Schopenhauer ...
... consider what is involved in developing a style . The sincere seeker after a useful and effective style will find many hours of helpful reading in writings on the subject by Read , Middleton Murry , Stevenson , Franklin , Schopenhauer ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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