10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELF-PUBLICIST»
Discover the use of
self-publicist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
self-publicist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Stitch Your Own Silver Linings: A breakthrough guide to ...
The. Shy. Self-Publicist. One of my favourite American design heroes is a man
credited with pioneering the field of industrial design in the United States:
Raymond Loewy. He arrived in America from Europe without a penny to his
name and ...
Christine L. Conroy, 2014
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
noun he was a show-off, with a big flashy car: exhibitionist, extrovert, poser,
poseur, poseuse, peacock, swaggerer, egotist, bragger, braggart, boaster, self-
publicist; informal pseud, trendy, swanker; N.Amer. informal blowhard; rare
attitudinizer, ...
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Writing Travel in Central Asian History
If the writings of many Indian informants who risked their lives traveling to Central
Asia were silenced in the secret archives ofimperial intelligence, then there was
at least one successful self-publicist, Munshi Mohana Lala (Mohan Lal Kashmiri,
...
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Quality: A Critical Introduction, Third Edition
That Crosby was an effective self-publicist cannot be denied. However, this does
not necessarily detract from the value of what was being said. Perhaps the
comments of another great self-publicist, Winston Churchill, Britain's Second
World ...
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Science, Ideology, and the Media: The Cyril Burt Scandal
Yet Burt, who was always an effective self-publicist obtained five times as many
citations for his work in The British Journal of Psychology.29 Winch was for Gillie
“modest, retiring, and an impeccable scientist”; Burt a “plagiarist” and “effective ...
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Quality: A Critical Introduction: A Critical Introduction
That Crosby is an effective self-publicist cannot be denied, however, this does not
necessarily detract from the value of what is being said. Perhaps the comments of
another great self-publicist, Winston Churchill, Britain's World War Two Prime ...
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Alfred Kazin: A Biography
Unimpressed by Mailer's efforts to turn sex into ideology, but fascinated by his
bravura performances as novelist, journalist, and self-publicist, Kazin had
wondered whether Mailer, the ''gifted rebel'' and egotist par excellence, would
ever find a ...
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Social Psychology at Work (Psychology Revivals): Essays in ...
Implications for using PRs as criterion Someone whose true performance is poor,
but who is a good self-publicist, or good at claiming responsibility for others'
successes, or successful at defining his/her achievements as useful and
important, ...
Peter Collett, Adrian Furnham, 2013
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The Chambers Dictionary
n self-publicist someone who actively creates or seeks publicity for himself or
herself. — n self-publicity — n self: punishment. — adj self-quei tioning — adj '
serf-raised raised by oneself; grown without cultivation. — adj self: raising (of
flour) ...
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Whitman's
Self: Mysticism in the Life and Writings of Walt ...
He was increasingly a self-publicist, the way politicians are—Whitman's province
being the dissemination of Leaves of Grass and the consolidation of the contrived
public image he chose to present to the world. He would often write ...
Paul Hourihan, Anna Hourihan, 2012
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELF-PUBLICIST»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
self-publicist is used in the context of the following news items.
An insult too far
Throughout his raucous campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, the property billionaire and compulsive self-publicist has captured the headlines ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»
Mandela Day: who benefits?
Much like a religious person who, behind closed doors and in the quiet of his mind, prays to God every day, compared with the self-publicist who wants as many ... «The Citizen, Jul 15»
Formula One must be made simpler and engine development must …
Self-publicist Richard Branson weighed in by claiming that in five years' time Formula E will have usurped Formula One as the world's premier series. «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Rangers fans hit back at Stan Collymore over anti-sectarian rant and …
RANGERS supporters have hit back at Stan Collymore – labelling the TV pundit a “self-publicist” and an “internet troll” after his slaughtering of sectarian ... «Scottish Daily Record, Feb 15»
James Haskell the self-publicist lets performance do the talking
James Haskell is a self-publicist, that much we know. He is busy on social media and has explored business opportunities in coffee, fat-busting supplements and ... «The Times, Feb 15»
'Grotesque loudmouth' Katie Hopkins' Ebola Tweet crosses the line …
TO most who know of her existence, Katie Hopkins is no more or less than a grotesque self-publicist who trades on a loud mouth and extreme opinions. «Scottish Daily Record, Jan 15»
Weekendish: The best of the week's reads
Medical man, ambitious and a wonderful self-publicist. Vesalius, who was born in Flanders in 1514, came from a family of doctors. At an early age, he had his ... «BBC News, Nov 14»
The self-publicist whose medical text books caused a stir
Published nearly 500 years ago, Andreas Vesalius's medical text books occupy an important place in scientific history. Intricate art, unlike anything that had been ... «BBC News, Nov 14»
Russell Brand: A political revolutionist or shameless self-publicist?
TWO men are sitting in front of a giant picture of one them dressed as Che Gue-vara with red rays coming from his head as if it's a blazing sun. By Simon Edge. «Express.co.uk, Nov 14»
Commons confidential: Meryl Streep and the self-publicist peril
Commons confidential: Meryl Streep and the self-publicist peril. Unluckily for MPs yearning for the limelight, Meryl Streep will be filming her role as Emmeline ... «New Statesman, Mar 14»
