Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... question than does a great architect on " What is architecture ? " as he designs a new building . Then why should we , at the outset , consider this evidently abstract and philosophical question ? There are good reasons . One is that ...
... question than does a great architect on " What is architecture ? " as he designs a new building . Then why should we , at the outset , consider this evidently abstract and philosophical question ? There are good reasons . One is that ...
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... questions , for what sort of critic is he who lacks background ? Unfortunately , critics devoid of adequate preparation are not rare in journalistic circles . Stanley Meisler , in surveying the careers and activities of en- tertainment ...
... questions , for what sort of critic is he who lacks background ? Unfortunately , critics devoid of adequate preparation are not rare in journalistic circles . Stanley Meisler , in surveying the careers and activities of en- tertainment ...
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... question raised by a new critic is : " How long shall I make my review ? " There is no single answer . The practice of American journalism with all copy is to " keep it short , " a favorite city room injunction . But what is meant by ...
... question raised by a new critic is : " How long shall I make my review ? " There is no single answer . The practice of American journalism with all copy is to " keep it short , " a favorite city room injunction . But what is meant by ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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