Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... opinions . The Number of Critical Writers One clue to the extent of journalistic criticism is the number of persons listed as critics . Statistical information about many aspects of American journalism is sparse and uneven at best . No ...
... opinions . The Number of Critical Writers One clue to the extent of journalistic criticism is the number of persons listed as critics . Statistical information about many aspects of American journalism is sparse and uneven at best . No ...
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... opinions of John Crosby . . . to the hortatory , semi - edi- torial pronouncements of Jack Gould ... , but it is badly written and utterly rudderless in terms of aesthetic moorings , either in the way of background and taste , or in the ...
... opinions of John Crosby . . . to the hortatory , semi - edi- torial pronouncements of Jack Gould ... , but it is badly written and utterly rudderless in terms of aesthetic moorings , either in the way of background and taste , or in the ...
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... opinions , and opinions are the commonest source of libel and slander . The critic is at liberty to say what he wishes about the work of art itself , but must be careful not to reflect upon the artist in a way that dam- ages him ...
... opinions , and opinions are the commonest source of libel and slander . The critic is at liberty to say what he wishes about the work of art itself , but must be careful not to reflect upon the artist in a way that dam- ages him ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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