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_aLasky, Melvin J., _eauthor. _91044607 |
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_aThe language of journalism. _nVolume 3, _pMedia warfare : _bthe Americanization of language / _cMelvin J. Lasky. |
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_aMedia warfare : _bThe Americanization of language |
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_aNew Brunswick, N.J. : _bTransaction Publishers, _c[2005] |
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_gPt. 1. _tIntermezzo : Robert Burton's melancholy dilemma : journalism without newspapers -- _g1. _tThe universal assignment -- _g2. _tThe journalistic imagination -- _g3. _tReporting murder, observing the world -- _g4. _tFrom More to Tyndale to Burton -- _g5. _tEuphuistic euphoria -- _g6. _tIn dreams begin irresponsibilities -- _g7. _tSecret expletives -- _g8. _tAcross the centuries -- _g9. _tMentoning the unmentionable -- _gPt. 2. _tThe orgasm that failed -- _g10. _tThe swinging pendulum -- _g11. _tSearching for an immoral equivalent -- _gPt. 3. _tThe perception of American words -- _g12. _tFeisty to funky to flaky -- _g13. _tGodperson and other funny talk -- _g14. _tPerception uncleansed -- _g15. _tHillary, and getting the perception right -- _gPt. 4. _tA journalist gets serious : in P.G. Wodehouse's "Noo Yawk" -- _g16. _tThe birth of a crusader -- _g17. _tFacts, from Homer to Kafka (Elmore Leonard) -- _g18. _tJewish gangsters and the East Side story -- _g19. _tWas this how things really were? -- _gPt. 5. _tIn the crossfire of the media wars -- _g20. _tSpin doctors and other quacks -- _g21. _tImages of violence, words of war -- _g22. _tHow not to report a war (Lebanon 1982) -- _g23. _tInterchangeable tragedy -- _g24. _tOf realities and Realpolitik -- _g25. _tSpielberg, or the Hollywood scapegoat -- _g26. _tJournalism and Jewry -- _g27. _tWhite House storm, or "hurricane Monica" -- _gPt. 6. _tIntimations of a post-profane era -- _g28. _tA curse on Boyle's law -- _g29. _tScholem's nouns and verbs -- _g30. _tRobert Graves, or the vision of a post-profane era -- _g31. _tCounter-revolution and utopia. |
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_a _a"Media Warfare pays particular attention to the gradual easing and near disappearance of censorship rules in the 1960s and after and the attendant effects on electronic and print media. In lively and irreverent prose, Melvin J. Lasky anatomizes the dilemmas posed by the entrance of formerly "unmentionable" subjects into daily journalistic discourse, whether for reasons of profit or accurate reporting. He details the pervasive and often indirect influence of the worlds of fashion and advertising on journalism with their imperatives of sensationalism and novelty and, by contrast, how the freeing of language and subject matter in literature - the novels of Joyce and Lawrence, the poetry of Philip Larkin - have affected permissible expression for good or ill."--BOOK JACKET. |
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