Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... periodicals . All magazines for each of the arts contain critical writing . So do the periodicals that appeal especially to people of broad in- tellectual interests . A smaller quantity of evaluation has its place , also , in the ...
... periodicals . All magazines for each of the arts contain critical writing . So do the periodicals that appeal especially to people of broad in- tellectual interests . A smaller quantity of evaluation has its place , also , in the ...
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... periodical has a much smaller distribution than , say , the Albany Knickerbocker News ( 27,496 for The New Republic and 54,000 for the Knickerbocker News ) . Magazine readers interested in evaluation of the arts select periodicals that ...
... periodical has a much smaller distribution than , say , the Albany Knickerbocker News ( 27,496 for The New Republic and 54,000 for the Knickerbocker News ) . Magazine readers interested in evaluation of the arts select periodicals that ...
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... periodicals known as critical journals . This old - fashioned term is being used broadly here to include any magazine publishing considerable quantities of critical writ- ing . The American critical journal came originally , as did all ...
... periodicals known as critical journals . This old - fashioned term is being used broadly here to include any magazine publishing considerable quantities of critical writ- ing . The American critical journal came originally , as did all ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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