Twentieth-century journalists : America's opinionmakers / S.L. Harrison.
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Language: | English |
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Lanham, Md. :
University Press of America,
[2002], ©2002.
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Physical Description: | x, 292 pages ; 23 cm |
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Twentieth century journalists.
20th century journalists. |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Eugene Field : bridge to the twentieth century
- L. Frank Baum : creator of an American metaphor
- Ida M. Tarbell : the greatest muckraker
- Howard Garis : columnist as storyteller
- Edward R. Bok : editor for women
- Franklin P. Adams : literate columnist
- Don Marquis : that damned cockroach
- George S. Schuyler : black press iconoclast
- Ring Lardner : sportswriting as literature
- Edmund Duffy : tiger on a rampage
- Ernest Hemingway : mythic journalist
- Heywood Broun : columnist as crusader
- Dorothy Thompson : journalism's most influential woman
- Henry R. Luce : Time, Life and the American century
- Margaret Bourke-White : photojournalist : editorials in pictures
- Walter Winchell : reporting gossip, and rumor
- Robert Benchley : press criticism with humor
- John Gunther : journalism becomes history
- H.L. Mencken : influence on a whole generation
- Walter Lippmann : the last titan
- Edward R. Murrow : broadcast journalist nonpareil.