Journalism opens with a simple fact: millions of Americans buy a newspaper every day, and no other institution shapes the national mind as much. John Macy asks what that daily press tells us about the American people.
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Journalism opens with a simple fact: millions of Americans buy a newspaper every day, and no other institution shapes the national mind as much. John Macy asks what that daily press tells us about the American people. He treats the newspaper as a rough measure of the American mind.
This essay comes from Civilization in the United States, a 1922 collection edited by Harold Stearns in which writers took stock of American life. It is read by Brett Carter in fifty-six minutes.
For readers who like to see how the press was judged a hundred years ago.
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Details
Length
52 min
Narration
Solo narrator
Format
Unabridged audiobook
Released
July 2026
Publisher
Academy Voices
Language
English
ISBN
9798240194603
Questions
Who narrates the Journalism (from Civilization in the United States) audiobook?
This edition of Journalism (from Civilization in the United States) by John Macy is narrated by Brett Carter.
How long is the Journalism (from Civilization in the United States) audiobook?
It runs 52 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
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