Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... reader interest . Beyond that , let the reviewer fulfil his obligations to himself , his employers and the art . . . He will write well if he can . And he will write his own way . " This counsel is sound , provided it be understood that ...
... reader interest . Beyond that , let the reviewer fulfil his obligations to himself , his employers and the art . . . He will write well if he can . And he will write his own way . " This counsel is sound , provided it be understood that ...
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... readers ; but , if he writes simply to gratify his readers , he may develop a commonplace article that loses him certain others . After all , many a reader of criticism merely wants to know " what the critic thought of it " ( note the ...
... readers ; but , if he writes simply to gratify his readers , he may develop a commonplace article that loses him certain others . After all , many a reader of criticism merely wants to know " what the critic thought of it " ( note the ...
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... reader can recall . It is a long book , a man's book , and it cannot be read hastily . It does not embrace the entire war but the last months of the military crisis when Normandy was invaded and the American Army had landed on the ...
... reader can recall . It is a long book , a man's book , and it cannot be read hastily . It does not embrace the entire war but the last months of the military crisis when Normandy was invaded and the American Army had landed on the ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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