TY  - BOOK
AU  - Keeble,Richard
AU  - Tulloch,John
TI  - Global literary journalism: exploring the journalistic imagination 
T2  - Mass communication and journalism,
SN  - 143311867X
AV  - PN3377.5.R45 G58 2012
U1  - 070.43 23
PY  - 2012///]
CY  - New York
PB  - Peter Lang
KW  - Reportage literature
KW  - History and criticism
KW  - Journalism and literature
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction: mind the gaps: on the fuzzy boundaries between the literacy and the journalistic; John Tulloch & Richard Lance Keeble --; Literary journalism in the Middle East: the paradox of Arabic exceptionalism; David Abrahamson & Ibrahim N. Abusharif --; Journalism as a novel; the novel as journalism: the writing of Gordon Burn; John Tulloch --; Searching and seeing with Joseph Mitchell, fact-chasing visionary; Thomas B. Connery --; Pickled Herrings and politics: the early journalism of Moa Martinson; Anna Hoyles --; Veikko Ennala: taboo-breaker in mid-20th-century Finland; Maria Lassila-Merisalo --; Ernest Heminqway: stretching the style guide; Rod Whiting --; Kapuściński and beyond: the Polish school of reportage; Susan Greenberg --; Literary journalism, John Lanchester and the global financial crash of 2008; Rupert Hildyard --; Buy the ticket, take the ride: Hunter S. Thompson and the first person plural; Nick Nuttall --; Åsne Seierstad and the bookseller of Kabul; Jenny McKay --; Staying news: subjects, types and the literariness of literary journalism; Robert Alexander --; The personal and the historical: literary journalism and literary history; Norman Sims --; The reporting of Edmond O'Donovan: literary journalism and the great game; Michael Foley --; The war reporting of Robert Fisk: relentlessly exposing the horror; Richard Lance Keeble --; When the newspaper form falls short: the war memoir of Dexter Filkins; Miles Maguire --; From Cold War cultural critic to mocking liberals: Canadian writer-editor Robert Fulford's long journey; Bill Reynolds --; Lush words in the drought: the literary journalism of Pedro Cardoso; Alice Donat Trindade --; José Martí and the chronicles that created modern Latin America; Pablo Chapman --; "Recruiting the imagination": the environmental literary journalism of Rachel Carson; Alex Lockwood --; John Millington Synge's travel journalism: reporting from the fringes of revival Ireland; Giulia Bruna --; John Pilger's "Youth in action" series as an example of literary journalism; Florian Zollmann --; Slow journalism in the digital fast lane; Susan Greenberg --; Afterword: between the liminal and the literary; Martin Conboy
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