Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... mind in the process . And no human is objective ; each of us possesses certain prejudices and precon- ceptions . The ... minds about the degree of enjoyment of other rewards they can expect from the art under criticism . While the critic ...
... mind in the process . And no human is objective ; each of us possesses certain prejudices and precon- ceptions . The ... minds about the degree of enjoyment of other rewards they can expect from the art under criticism . While the critic ...
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... minds that they can construct an article in their heads and simply pour it out on paper , more or less ready - made ... mind of a mental giant like that of the English historian , Lord Macaulay , who is said once to have recited ...
... minds that they can construct an article in their heads and simply pour it out on paper , more or less ready - made ... mind of a mental giant like that of the English historian , Lord Macaulay , who is said once to have recited ...
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... mind . -Saturday Review Syndicate . Reproduced by permission of The Saturday Review Irving Kolodin's article that follows is a brief one that con- stituted part of his " The Music Box , " and is entitled " Kurka's Contribution to ...
... mind . -Saturday Review Syndicate . Reproduced by permission of The Saturday Review Irving Kolodin's article that follows is a brief one that con- stituted part of his " The Music Box , " and is entitled " Kurka's Contribution to ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
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