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Jiang defines it as journalism that can itself be literature, associated here with Gay Talese's transformation of journalism and research.
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literary journalism
Jiang defines it as journalism that can itself be literature, associated here with Gay Talese's transformation of journalism and research.
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Jiang says Gay Talese transformed journalism and research by creating literary journalism, where journalism can itself be literature.
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"...exciting day because we are officially starting the Gay to Lease journalism course. Traditionally, we've understood journalism and research as this method of just..."
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A source-grounded reading of literary journalism as a two-part discipline: exploration begins when a researcher can listen until a stranger becomes a friend; reflection begins when craft becomes patient pursuit of perfection.
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