Gay Talese: Reportero extraordinario para hombres ordinarios. Jangwa Pana
Sonia Amparo Guerrero-Cabrera
Jangwa Pana · 2016
doi:10.21676/16574923.1825 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Given the great importance of literary journalism has been gaining in the West, this work performs a scan of the main circumstances which allowed the emergence of it; then it resorts to one of the greatest representatives of this field to state its essential characteristics. Based on the book Portraits and meetings (2003) of Gay Talese, the key components of literary journalism are exemplified.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-SA
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