Journalism - History - 20th century.

Windows on the world = the information process in a changing society, 1900-1920 / by: (Language materials, printed)

A political history of journalism / by: (Language materials, printed)

Words at work in Vanity Fair = language shifts in crucial times, 1914-1930 / by: (Electronic resources)

A history of the international movement of journalists = professionalism versus politics / by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw, W. T. Stead, and the New Journalism = Whitechapel, Parnell, Titanic, and the Great War / by: (Electronic resources)

Cold war journalism = between cold reception and common ground / by: (Electronic resources)

English language- Rhetoric.- Great Britain

Media Studies.

Stead, W. T.- Criticism and interpretation.

Journalism- Social aspects.

Media and Communication.

Rhetoric- Political aspects- United States.

Rhetoric- Political aspects- Great Britain.

Internationalism- History- 20th century.

Law.

Cultural and Media Studies.

Government and the press.

Vanity fair (London, England : 1868)

Social History.

World History, Global and Transnational History.

British and Irish Literature.

Journalism and Broadcasting.

Journalism.

Rhetoric- Social aspects- United States.

Rhetoric- Social aspects- Great Britain.

REFERENCE / General

English language- Rhetoric.- United States

Journalists- Professional relationships- 20th century.

Modern History.

Shaw, Bernard,- Criticism and interpretation.

Performing Arts.

Journalism- History- 20th century.

Professional associations- History- 20th century.

Public International Law.

Theatre History.

Journalism- History- 19th century.

Rhetoric- History- 20th century.

Journalism- Societies, etc.- 20th century.

Journalists- Societies, etc.- 20th century.

Journalism- Political aspects- 20th century.

News agencies- History- 20th century.

World War, 1914-1918- Journalists.

Journalism- Political aspects.

Literary History.

Cold War- Press coverage.