Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... ideas current at a given time . Mr. Jones illus- trated by referring to Prof. Baker Brownell , author of The Human ... idea of Einstein's contribution . After that , when the students heard the term " fourth dimension , " they were in ...
... ideas current at a given time . Mr. Jones illus- trated by referring to Prof. Baker Brownell , author of The Human ... idea of Einstein's contribution . After that , when the students heard the term " fourth dimension , " they were in ...
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... ideas prevents that . His is a style as mellow and easy as it is precise and clear . The sentence structure , with each sentence a complete idea in itself , yet clearly related to what precedes and follows , explains much of this . But ...
... ideas prevents that . His is a style as mellow and easy as it is precise and clear . The sentence structure , with each sentence a complete idea in itself , yet clearly related to what precedes and follows , explains much of this . But ...
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... ideas assem- bled to gratify one or more of these intentions . If it is to appear in a magazine , where it usually ... idea by an editor ; i.e. , he obtains a topic or subject for the article . 2. He gathers facts and opinions relating ...
... ideas assem- bled to gratify one or more of these intentions . If it is to appear in a magazine , where it usually ... idea by an editor ; i.e. , he obtains a topic or subject for the article . 2. He gathers facts and opinions relating ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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