Literary journalists explore death (10 resultados)

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This volume examines how writers of literary journalism - immersive, long-form journalism so beautifully written that it can stand up as literature - delve into death and dying.More than 20 international scholars from six continents draw from an eclectic range of disciplines including media history, media content analysis and cultural studies to offer a balanced and multifaceted exploration of how literary journalists consider the topic of death. Authors explore Svetlana Alexievich's writing about the deaths of Soviet/Russian citizens since 1945, Joan Didion's professional and personal growth while overwhelmed by her own grief, compelling approaches to writing about the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, and the challenges faced by a writer immersing herself in the intimate world of palliative care. One writer examines how, early in the 20th century, the editor of Black newspapers in South Africa, through thoughtful coverage of the death of tribal kings, helped foster in readers a belief in their own nation. The murder of an Aboriginal man in Australia is studied through the work of a reporter investigating the case for six years over multiple platforms. Biased and balanced writing about gay men is considered in Canadian magazines during the AIDS era of the 1980s, and contrasting strategies or writing true crime stories are explored.Literary Journalists Explore Death will benefit anyone who writes, studies or teaches any form of narrative nonfiction. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This volume examines how writers of literary journalism immersive, long-form journalism so beautifully written that it can stand up as literature delve into death and dying.More than 20 international scholars from six continents draw from an eclectic range of disciplines including media history, media content analysis and cultural studies to offer a balanced and multifaceted exploration of how literary journalists consider the topic of death. Authors explore Svetlana Alexievichs writing about the deaths of Soviet/Russian citizens since 1945, Joan Didions professional and personal growth while overwhelmed by her own grief, compelling approaches to writing about the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, and the challenges faced by a writer immersing herself in the intimate world of palliative care. One writer examines how, early in the 20th century, the editor of Black newspapers in South Africa, through thoughtful coverage of the death of tribal kings, helped foster in readers a belief in their own nation. The murder of an Aboriginal man in Australia is studied through the work of a reporter investigating the case for six years over multiple platforms. Biased and balanced writing about gay men is considered in Canadian magazines during the AIDS era of the 1980s, and contrasting strategies or writing true crime stories are explored.Literary Journalists Explore Death will benefit anyone who writes, studies or teaches any form of narrative nonfiction. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This volume examines how literary journalism delves into the topic of death and dying. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This volume examines how writers of literary journalism immersive, long-form journalism so beautifully written that it can stand up as literature delve into death and dying.More than 20 international scholars from six continents draw from an eclectic range of disciplines including media history, media content analysis and cultural studies to offer a balanced and multifaceted exploration of how literary journalists consider the topic of death. Authors explore Svetlana Alexievichs writing about the deaths of Soviet/Russian citizens since 1945, Joan Didions professional and personal growth while overwhelmed by her own grief, compelling approaches to writing about the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, and the challenges faced by a writer immersing herself in the intimate world of palliative care. One writer examines how, early in the 20th century, the editor of Black newspapers in South Africa, through thoughtful coverage of the death of tribal kings, helped foster in readers a belief in their own nation. The murder of an Aboriginal man in Australia is studied through the work of a reporter investigating the case for six years over multiple platforms. Biased and balanced writing about gay men is considered in Canadian magazines during the AIDS era of the 1980s, and contrasting strategies or writing true crime stories are explored.Literary Journalists Explore Death will benefit anyone who writes, studies or teaches any form of narrative nonfiction. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This volume examines how literary journalism delves into the topic of death and dying. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This volume examines how writers of literary journalism immersive, long-form journalism so beautifully written that it can stand up as literature delve into death and dying.More than 20 international scholars from six continents draw from an eclectic range of disciplines including media history, media content analysis and cultural studies to offer a balanced and multifaceted exploration of how literary journalists consider the topic of death. Authors explore Svetlana Alexievichs writing about the deaths of Soviet/Russian citizens since 1945, Joan Didions professional and personal growth while overwhelmed by her own grief, compelling approaches to writing about the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, and the challenges faced by a writer immersing herself in the intimate world of palliative care. One writer examines how, early in the 20th century, the editor of Black newspapers in South Africa, through thoughtful coverage of the death of tribal kings, helped foster in readers a belief in their own nation. The murder of an Aboriginal man in Australia is studied through the work of a reporter investigating the case for six years over multiple platforms. Biased and balanced writing about gay men is considered in Canadian magazines during the AIDS era of the 1980s, and contrasting strategies or writing true crime stories are explored.Literary Journalists Explore Death will benefit anyone who writes, studies or teaches any form of narrative nonfiction. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This volume examines how literary journalism delves into the topic of death and dying. Its range of vital topics include journalism ethics, Black studies, death studies, journalism and trauma, criminology, LGBT and queer studies, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, media history and digital journalism. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…