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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"New Journalism"”.
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Photo-Poetics: Photographic Narratives in the New Journalism
… In doing so, I apply these concepts to the New Journalism of the 1960s, which can be viewed as texts that grapple with the same types of social turbulence depicted in the many indelible images that have come to characterize this time period.</p>
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The Rhetoric and Role of Hunter S. Thompson
… writing with the goal of defining gonzo journalism as a distinct entity from New Journalism. This is achieved via a rhetorical analysis of Thompson's writing, highlighting influences from literary figures such as Cervantes, Chaucer, Dos Passos, and Swift.
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The social and economic history of The Standard and Fleet Street 1653-1900
… involvement of governments and politicians with newspapers, with special emphasis on the relationship of Thomas Hamber and Disraeli and the estrangement of William Mudford and Robert Cecil, the Third Marquess of Salisbury. Economic structure and labour relations and the establishment of The St. …
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The use of narrative devices in the fiction and non-fiction of Joan Didion
… to evaluate her abilities as a novelist and as a New journalist. The works considered include the novels Run River, Play It As It Lays, and The Book of Common Prayer; the non-fiction works include Slouching Towards Bethlehem, The White Album, and Salvador.The narrative devices examined are those …
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Doctorow's Ragtime journalism
… solutions is what might be called ragtime journalism. The new journalism attempted to create realistic novels that convinced us of their factual veracity by using real people and scenes to present an authentic recreation of reality. But Doctorow uses real people and scenes to create an …
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THE GENEALOGY OF THE PROSTITUTE: DEFINING AND DISCIPLINING PROSTITUTION THROUGH JOURNALISM IN VICTORIAN ENGLAND, 1809-1886
… Thus, it was the surveilling functions of journalism--manifested through the voices of anonymous prostitutes in letters to the editor of the Times, interviews, and the particularly the sensational tactics of "new journalism" practiced by Stead--which came to have increasing influence over …
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The Wolverhampton Express and Star and the depiction of the volunteer soldier in the First World War, 1914-1916
… its example, the Express and Star, the evening newspaper in the Black Country industrial town of Wolverhampton. The newspaper harnessed the home front’s fascination with the volunteer soldier for its own commercial purposes. The study demonstrates that the commercial nature of the press was a …
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Brian O'Nolan's Multiple Selves: Flann O'Brien and Myles na gCopaleen and Addressing the National Culture of Ireland
… in Ireland. Looking at his later fiction, journalism, and television writings reveals that O'Nolan continued his commitment to complexity throughout his entire career. O'Nolan's experiments take many forms, including the fragmented identities of Flann O'Brien and Myles na gCopaleen, …
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Mapa dos gols mapeamento e histórias do futebol amador soteropolitano
Esta memória trata das definições fundamentais, dos estudos e do caminho trilhado para desenvolver o projeto Mapa dos Gols como produto de conclusão do curso de Comunicação Social com habilitação em Jornalismo da Universidade Federal da Bahia. Mapa dos Gols é uma reportagem especial publicada em …
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A Comparison of the Origins, Goals, and Techniques of Storytelling and Literary Journalism.
… and stated values of the American literary journalism and modern storytelling movements within the framework of communication and narrative theory. In addition, the techniques and subjects of oral storytelling and literary journalism, as described in professional publications and manuals for …
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Motorcars and magic highways: the automobile and communication in twentieth-century American literature and film
… a cultural study of literature and film, these new communications technologies contributed to the standardization and regulation of American auto-mobility. Throughout this process, however, authors and filmmakers continued to turn to the automobile as a vehicle of social critique and resistance. …