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Charles R. Mcdowell, Jr. : One Man's View Of The National Folklore, Sandra Leigh Spratley
Charles R. Mcdowell, Jr. : One Man's View Of The National Folklore, Sandra Leigh Spratley
Master's Theses
A journalist's range of interests may be as varied and complex as the range of interests of the audience to whom he is appealing. Whereas Samuel Feinberg in Women's Wear Daily writes mainly for persons interested in business, a perusal through decades of Time shows its writers trying to reach a larger audience and thus writing on scores of different topics. The longevity of an author's work correlates to the success with which he captures his audience's characteristics and oral traditions. We find that such writers as E. B. White, Finley Peter Dunne, and Mark Twain have succeeded in almost …