Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... interest . So long as the rest of the publication earns sufficient revenue , the luxury of prestige - getting is continued ; if interest on the part of readers is developed , it may persist even in hard times . Publishers of critical ...
... interest . So long as the rest of the publication earns sufficient revenue , the luxury of prestige - getting is continued ; if interest on the part of readers is developed , it may persist even in hard times . Publishers of critical ...
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... interest in literature , music , and the other arts . It has done this to a degree with sports , science , and home- making . Such altruism , unfortunately , under a system of publish- ing for profit in order to assure existence , can ...
... interest in literature , music , and the other arts . It has done this to a degree with sports , science , and home- making . Such altruism , unfortunately , under a system of publish- ing for profit in order to assure existence , can ...
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... interest that people only have - in most cases - when they're doing things for fun , criticism can be as deadly and unrewarding an area as any in which a writer must function . " Martin Mayer also said , in the section on criticism in ...
... interest that people only have - in most cases - when they're doing things for fun , criticism can be as deadly and unrewarding an area as any in which a writer must function . " Martin Mayer also said , in the section on criticism in ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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