Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... expression does the American journalistic critic of any of the arts , popular or fine , possess ? This question must be answered according to medium . The critic writing for newspaper , magazine , and book publication is as free as any ...
... expression does the American journalistic critic of any of the arts , popular or fine , possess ? This question must be answered according to medium . The critic writing for newspaper , magazine , and book publication is as free as any ...
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... expression by the writer that it is common for the better - known critics to arrange for publication in advance of writing or to receive assignments . This practice may account for the repetition of names or for one critic having his ...
... expression by the writer that it is common for the better - known critics to arrange for publication in advance of writing or to receive assignments . This practice may account for the repetition of names or for one critic having his ...
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... expression , and evaluation of Robert Kurka's work in particu- lar . Note how Mr. Kolodin mentions that " more ... expressions we develop do not stem from a single tradi- tion or background , but from as many different traditions or ...
... expression , and evaluation of Robert Kurka's work in particu- lar . Note how Mr. Kolodin mentions that " more ... expressions we develop do not stem from a single tradi- tion or background , but from as many different traditions or ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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