Journalism history

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  Año 2007, Vol. 32, Número 4

  • Depression, drink, and dissipation: the troubled inner world of famous journalsit-literary figures and art as the ultimate stimulant

    Doug Underwood

    págs. 186-200

    

  • "The Mississippi negro farmer," his mule, and president Franklin D. Roosevelt: racial portrayals of Sylvester Harris in the black and white 1930s

    Berkley Hudson

    págs. 201-212

    

  • "Dear swinton": New York correspondents' confidential letters from the front lines, 1864-65

    Mary Cronin

    págs. 213-222

    

  • "An astonishing account of CIVIL WAR in North Carolina": rethinking the newspaper response to the battle of Alamance

    Robert G. Parkinson

    págs. 223-230

    

  • Re-imagining the nation: revolutionary media and historiagraphy in mesoamerica

    Juanita Darling

    págs. 231-239

    

  • Resources for telling the stories of contemporary women's page editors: archives and oral herstories

    Kimberly Wilmont Voss

    págs. 240-243