Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... realize that , although critical writing as an occupation economically amounts to little , it offers many other rewards , they will go on trying to become critics . The revelation by Mr. Meisler that most of these editors did not expect ...
... realize that , although critical writing as an occupation economically amounts to little , it offers many other rewards , they will go on trying to become critics . The revelation by Mr. Meisler that most of these editors did not expect ...
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... realize that the reader ( or listener or viewer ) usually takes his choice among criticism and critics ( often , alas , as he reads only those he agrees with , as he does in politics , instead of exposing himself to different viewpoints ) ...
... realize that the reader ( or listener or viewer ) usually takes his choice among criticism and critics ( often , alas , as he reads only those he agrees with , as he does in politics , instead of exposing himself to different viewpoints ) ...
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... realize that here was a new phase in biographical literature . In the nineteenth century , journalists often remained anonymous . Few of them published more than dull reminiscences , made up largely of letters to and from relatives ...
... realize that here was a new phase in biographical literature . In the nineteenth century , journalists often remained anonymous . Few of them published more than dull reminiscences , made up largely of letters to and from relatives ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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