Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... turn ; similarly , to them writers and professional journalists must look for outlets for their work . Books , while slower in publication and only once in frequency of issue , print criticism of all the arts . Magazines provide more ...
... turn ; similarly , to them writers and professional journalists must look for outlets for their work . Books , while slower in publication and only once in frequency of issue , print criticism of all the arts . Magazines provide more ...
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... turn making this known , to create a current of true and fresh ideas . ” In those portions of his material in which ... turns to him for more than objective facts . The critical theories of the day are many and sometimes com- plex . They ...
... turn making this known , to create a current of true and fresh ideas . ” In those portions of his material in which ... turns to him for more than objective facts . The critical theories of the day are many and sometimes com- plex . They ...
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... turn to reviewers . With a book to be reviewed , whether bound or unbound , the Book Review office sends an indication of desired length and deadline . The Times ' critical writers are expected to know its style from reading the ...
... turn to reviewers . With a book to be reviewed , whether bound or unbound , the Book Review office sends an indication of desired length and deadline . The Times ' critical writers are expected to know its style from reading 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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