Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... Literary Opinion in America , expressed it this way : ... " The loss of literary journalists and reviewers entails less regret . A number of these have written valuable propaganda for modern books and writers ; a few , like H. L. ...
... Literary Opinion in America , expressed it this way : ... " The loss of literary journalists and reviewers entails less regret . A number of these have written valuable propaganda for modern books and writers ; a few , like H. L. ...
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... literary experience has taught us . We cannot expect to establish a code of literary laws for others ; we ought not to hope that others will make a code of literary laws for us . Our worth as literary critics largely depends upon our ...
... literary experience has taught us . We cannot expect to establish a code of literary laws for others ; we ought not to hope that others will make a code of literary laws for us . Our worth as literary critics largely depends upon our ...
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... literary journal to one of broader interests . Its subtitles reflected that shift . From its first year to 1899 it called itself " An Illustrated Literary Journal . ” But in the latter year this was changed to " A Review of Books and ...
... literary journal to one of broader interests . Its subtitles reflected that shift . From its first year to 1899 it called itself " An Illustrated Literary Journal . ” But in the latter year this was changed to " A Review of Books and ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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