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People to People, Writers to Writers
2022Abstract This chapter demonstrates that William Faulkner developed an interest in middlebrow internationalism from his work with the People-to-People program, a state-facilitated cultural diplomatic project. I chronicle the history of the program and its connection to the Eisenhower Administration, and then examine Faulkner’s work ...
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AORN Journal, 1970
So far, I am happy to say, my only contact with nurses has been in reading the manuscripts they have submitted in the Mary M. Roberts Writing Awards competition, and in greeting the winners at the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. In time, as it befalls most men, I may come to know them as the angels of a clinical mercy.
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So far, I am happy to say, my only contact with nurses has been in reading the manuscripts they have submitted in the Mary M. Roberts Writing Awards competition, and in greeting the winners at the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. In time, as it befalls most men, I may come to know them as the angels of a clinical mercy.
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Writer Profiling Without the Writer’s Text
2017Social network users may wish to preserve their anonymity online by masking their identity and not using language associated with any particular demographics or personality. However, they have no control over the language in incoming communications.
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Russian Writers on Russian Writers
The Modern Language Review, 1997Writers on writers - introductory essay, R. Aizlewood and F. Wigzell familiar solidarity and squabbling - Russia's 18th-century writers, G. Jones Fet on Tiutchev, R. Aizlewood Chekhov and Merezhkovskii, S. le Fleming Shestov on Chekhov, M. Jones Gumilev's reviews of Viacheslav Ivanov's "Cor Ardens" as a tool in the polemics of literary succession, P ...
Michael Falchikov, Faith Wigzell
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Reading, 2000
This article discusses the role of reading, especially the reading of literature, in the development of writing. It suggests that the direct teaching of written language features is no substitute for extensive experience of written language. It gives a brief preliminary account of a recent centre for language in Primary Education (CLPE) research ...
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This article discusses the role of reading, especially the reading of literature, in the development of writing. It suggests that the direct teaching of written language features is no substitute for extensive experience of written language. It gives a brief preliminary account of a recent centre for language in Primary Education (CLPE) research ...
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994
A high incidence of suicide has been noted among writers from Great Britain, the USSR, Japan, and America, suggesting that general factors must be sought to account for the high rate rather than ascribing the high rate to local factors.
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A high incidence of suicide has been noted among writers from Great Britain, the USSR, Japan, and America, suggesting that general factors must be sought to account for the high rate rather than ascribing the high rate to local factors.
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A Writer's Writer: Two Perspectives
World Literature Today, 2004S J. M. Coetzee's fiction strips bare the veneer that protects us, and it ventures unflinchingly into territory of mind and experience most of us are afraid to face. Yet he writes with a sparseness and reticence that keep his work from being overtaxed or overwrought. He treats human pain and weakness with respect and refrains from judgment. At the same
Kristjana Gunnars, Abdulrazak Gurnah
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Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 1977
Mr. Kowal, a frequent contributor to this journal, presents his ideas on how the photographer can add writing to his other skills, increase his professional abilities, and enlarge his horizons. The theme is developed in ten steps, including research, scheduling time, using a simple style, and using resources wisely.
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Mr. Kowal, a frequent contributor to this journal, presents his ideas on how the photographer can add writing to his other skills, increase his professional abilities, and enlarge his horizons. The theme is developed in ten steps, including research, scheduling time, using a simple style, and using resources wisely.
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A Writer's Classification of Writers and Their Work
University of Toronto Quarterly, 1932Nothing is in itself either beautiful or ugly, but seeing makes it so. I believe it was Croce who first said that or something to the same effect. It is undoubtedly true that we see beauty to-day where two or three centuries ago few people saw anything but horror or ugliness. The Alps of Europe furnish a convenient example.
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