Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... magazines generally do not give comparable space to criticism because the bulk of them are highly specialized . Of the 8,000 house publications ( also called industrial publica- tions or house organs ) issued by individual industries ...
... magazines generally do not give comparable space to criticism because the bulk of them are highly specialized . Of the 8,000 house publications ( also called industrial publica- tions or house organs ) issued by individual industries ...
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... Magazines The " little " magazines and the scholarly quarterlies are familiar to only a small proportion of the general public . Yet they are im- portant repositories of the critical writing of our time , since they are read by persons ...
... Magazines The " little " magazines and the scholarly quarterlies are familiar to only a small proportion of the general public . Yet they are im- portant repositories of the critical writing of our time , since they are read by persons ...
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... magazines , alert for new talent , watch them . One of the most famous discoveries in the field of fiction was Ernest Hemingway , whose early work was seen in The Double Dealer by a large New York book publishing house ; this firm later ...
... magazines , alert for new talent , watch them . One of the most famous discoveries in the field of fiction was Ernest Hemingway , whose early work was seen in The Double Dealer by a large New York book publishing house ; this firm later ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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