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English prose literature (collections), American prose literature, Journalism, English prose literature, Prose anglaise, Prose américaine, Journalisme, LITERARY CRITICISM, European, English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

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November 5, 2007, Routledge
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Table of Contents

Defoe's The storm as a model for contemporary reporting / Jenny McKay
William Hazlitt: poetry, drama, and literary journalism / Kirsten Daly
The personal is the political: George Sand's contribution to popular journalism / Jane Chapman
Charles Dickens and the voices of journalism / John Tulloch
A work and a purpose: Willa Cather's journalism / Charlotte Beyer
The dangerous third martini: Graham Greene, libel and literary journalism in 1930s Britain / David Finkelstein
The lasting in the ephemeral: assessing George Orwell's As I please columns / Richard Keeble
An unscathed tourist of wars: the journalism of Martha Gellhorn / Debbie Wilson
Cold-blooded journalism: Truman Capote and the non-fiction novel / Nick Nuttall
The journalist as philosopher and cultural critic: the case of Angela Carter / Linden Peach.

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823
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PR1285 .J66 2007

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Pagination
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OL17178238M
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journalisticimag00keeb
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9780415417235, 9780415417242, 9780203939765
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2007008735
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6080639
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