Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... concerned with public affairs and ideas is of a generally high order and the critics are qualified for their tasks . In the next two chapters the reader will find a fuller discussion of the qualifications that the aspiring critic must ...
... concerned with public affairs and ideas is of a generally high order and the critics are qualified for their tasks . In the next two chapters the reader will find a fuller discussion of the qualifications that the aspiring critic must ...
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... concerned . Almost none of the analysts of the modern article for either the newspaper or the magazine gives place to the classification critical article . Harrington and Martin devote a few lines to it . The only longer treatment is ...
... concerned . Almost none of the analysts of the modern article for either the newspaper or the magazine gives place to the classification critical article . Harrington and Martin devote a few lines to it . The only longer treatment is ...
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... concerned with explaining how he thought a 133 revolution had been born in Russia as with describ- 134 ing the action of the revolt itself . What his book did , 185 in addition , was to show the public that a journalist 186 did not have ...
... concerned with explaining how he thought a 133 revolution had been born in Russia as with describ- 134 ing the action of the revolt itself . What his book did , 185 in addition , was to show the public that a journalist 186 did not have ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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