In this important book, Surma combines threads from ethical, political, communications, sociological, feminist and discourse theories to explore the impact of writing in a range of contexts and illustrate the ways in which it can strengthen ...
Author: Anne Surma
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 9781137291318
Category: Language Arts & Disciplines
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He was the founding Postgraduate Course Director of the Master of Arts (
Professional Communication) and from 2009 to ... published her reflections in the
book Imagining the Cosmopolitan in Public and Professional Writing (Palgrave,
2013).
Author: Jacquie L'Etang
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9781317918868
Category: Business & Economics
Page: 422
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... of Cultures, Public Culture and Democratic Memory (2011). Anne Surma
lectures in the English and Creative Arts program at Murdoch University in
western Australia. Her book, Imagining the Cosmopolitan in Public and
Professional Writing ...
Author: Sybille De La Rosa
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
ISBN: 9781783482313
Category: Political Science
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Marianne Sison Ph.D. is Deputy Dean (International) and a senior lecturer at the
School of Media and Communication at ... Public and Professional Writing: Ethics
, Imagination and Rhetoric (Palgrave, 2005) and Imagining the Cosmopolitan in ...
Author: Christine Daymon
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9781136758560
Category: Business & Economics
Page: 280
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A magnificent journalistic achievement , truly , " says Lang , the chief editorial
writer , who generally speaks as he writesthat is to say ... many professional
American public can supply its own art industry , the movies , ' with plenty of
oblation at the high altar of that club scenarists competing . ... I feel that much of
proof that Imagination exists in unexpected my success is due to its practical
instruc places ...
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cosmopolitan imagination : an Italian poetic form ( ottava rima ) , a Spanish hero /
antihero , a narrative that takes place in ... even if middle - class Dissenters and
unpropertied plebeians could become reader - writers of the British
Enlightenment . When the leisure and professional classes largely abandoned
the Enlightenment in 1790s , Jacobins like Thelwall ... the most fearful aspect of
democratic reformism , exaggerated or not , was the social radicalism of a
growing public sphere .
Author: Michael Henry Scrivener
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: UOM:39015069351669
Category: History
Page: 279
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Samuel Thurber , a teacher of large experience in Boston , tune ; but to write and
read comes by nature . ... This description of the public spirit of many great
stumble over the words they find in the newspaper ? ... descend on all the
members of each teaching body . the normal condition of life is a sensitive
imagination , curious , In The Cosmopolitan ... will serve to clear some obscurities
; let there be under this category , is startling even to the professional educator .
some talk , if you will ...
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The third is a vast biographical and moral dictionary , the other : sonage and local
group , each professional or social body ... It is certain , " writes an observer , “
that he , of all been studying the art of fiction and writing works of imagination . ...
They now seldom pay more than a third of that sum.in which we read the state of
the budget , and comprehend , first , the in illiam The Cosmopolitan for March .
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By Betsy Morris o you would like to write The percent of the six hundred
manuscripts it who they are , ” she says of her craft . ... of a Carson Pirie Scott
depart- probation officers , or lion tamers , rarely adjectives and imagination ; and
enough ment ... Miss Solem rejects most submissions Christian readers and
holds its heroines from professional writers , she says , to ... But she the country in
search of new talent and their way to the top and other themes has another public
figure in mind ...
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... I did not know a single | to recall Sidney Smith ' s joke of less than fifty years
ago , instance of a lady professional shorthand writer . ... But in the grand
exhibition held in Pike ' s gregation and the public generally . ... There is a
cosmopolitan taste in utilitarian basis , combining brevity , legibility and reits far -
reaching historical ... They did not stick to the naked facts , but tastes and
preferences ar alone consulted , with only a permitted their imagination to
magnify the fact in orgeneral ...
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Category: Shorthand
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Miss Mary Wilkins , who is a very much younger writer than any of the three here
dealt with , reminds an English reader ... He started as a mere professional
funmaker , and he has not done with funmaking even yet , but he has developed
in the ... He may reverse Robert Louis Stevenson's description , and by a
sparkling goblet of imagination , become temporarily a ... the consciousness of
our somewhat hazy lineage tends to destroy prejudice and render us
cosmopolitan and broad .
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There are many professional men who would no doubt Practical Centring by
Owen B. Maginnis , with illustragive ... The day is already dawn The
Cosmopolitan with its usual complement of good things ing which shall see
woman greatly ... or even suppose that the gentler sex the freshest thoughts of
the world's great writers and thinkwill ever assume the ruder and ... in Domestic
Architecture for inThis popular magazine has been before the public for
twentystance , that woman is the ...
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Category: Architecture
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But most of them are professional cranks ; these societies are You ask me what is
immorality in literature ? ... When a man sits down more startlingly narrow views
of life and humanity , whose to write a poem or a novel and has neither the ...
written for the purpose of exciting the pashave no purpose in telling it , who have
no interest in sions and the imagination . ... that immorality begins where talent
and sin But what is there to interest the boy or girl , the greater cerity ends . public
in fact ...
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The New Yorker ' s typical methodassigning a professional writer to “ do ” part of
the culture in a comprehensive story or series - enacts a ... For them writing must
remain a full - time , cosmopolitan profession , conducted on citizens ' behalf by
commercially profitable ... to be written about , what writers owe their subjects and
readers , and by what habits society organizes its practices of public imagination .
Author: Norman Sims
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN: UOM:39015019663569
Category: American prose literature
Page: 296
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Another resident of Philadelphia , Charles Brockden Brown , has the distinction of
being America's first professional writer and first important novelist . ... But the
best of his novels , such as Wieland ( 1798 ) and Ormonde ( 1799 ) , reflected
such originality , imagination , and ... an oddity ; people read his works because
they marvelled at how a ' colonial ” culture could produce such a cosmopolitan
genius .
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This description of the public spirit of many great schools is no caricature . ... In
The Cosmopolitan for January , Mr. John S. White declares that the financial
disturbances of 1893 have brought more vividly ... men , and of boys from the
preparatory schools , who are applicants for positions in business , cannot write a
decent hand ... There is a concentration of the imagination in works of liter : ary
art which renders these most highly charged with the power of feeding the
imaginative soul .
Author: Edward Jewitt Wheeler
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A prominent artist looked her over from a professional point of view and refused
to accept the statue as the ultimate model . Of course ... An ordinarily robust
imagination will not be strained to conceive of better things in their place . ... With
the announcement that The Cosmopolitan has cut its price in half ... Hence , the
present writer has been urging the foundation of a society of sculptors to educate
the public and assert the rights of sculpture in the household and the market -
place .
Author: Jeannette Leonard Gilder
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ISBN: UOM:39015016441449
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After reading different kinds of writing ; rather , these were the practices of the
writers and critics who are the subject of his ... the British cartel of 1896 to the
corporate takeovers of AUSTRALIAN LITERARY IMAGINATION the late twentieth
century . ... initially industry shaped by markets , policies , regulations and con by
public intellectuals like the Palmers , and then ... the business of literary criticism
or the evaluative ranking of As the cosmopolitan Jack Lindsay complained ,
Australian A ...
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Category: Books
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