-Did a broad Google search for "muckraking" and came across this website that offers quite the plethora of valuable resources: http://www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/rbannis1/Progs/Bibs/Muckraking.html. I filtered through and picked out the books/articles (that you don't already have) that I thought would be the most useful to your project, but please take a glance and see if any that I missed are of interest to you... also, if you're not interested in any that I've already listed below. I'll soon be searching HELIN/placing ILL orders for the ones that you want.
-Bibliography?
*Filler, Louis. Progressivism and muckraking. (New York : R. R. Bowker Co., 1976.) Bibliographic guides for contemporary collections --not sure if this is credit for the bibliography posted on the website or a different bibliography. I'll find out.
-Books:
*Grenier, Judson, The Origins and Nature of Progressive Muckraking, (PhD UCLA , 1965).
*Wilson, Christopher, The labor of words : literary professionalism in the Progressive Era (Athens : University of Georgia Press, 1985.)
*Colburn, David R. and George E. Pozzetta, Reform and reformers in the progressive era (Westport, Conn. Greenwood Press, 1983) . See essay " Muckraking the muckrakers, Upton Sinclair and his peers," by Judson A. Grenier
*Wilson, Harold S., McClure's magazine and the muckrakers, (Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 1970) [S McCabe PN4900.M28 W5] -- from what I understand, McClure was a 19th century creator of a muckraking magazine.
-Articles:
*Cross, Whitney R. "The Muckrakers Revisited: Purposeful Objectivity in Progressive journalism," Neiman Reports, 6 (July, 1952), 10-15.
*Francke, Warren, " Sensationalism and the development of 19th-century reporting: the broom sweeps sensory details, " Journalism History 12 (Autumn/Winter '85) : 80-5
*Geiger, Louis, "Muckrakers Then and Now," Journalism Q. 43 (aut. 1966): 470
*Grenier, Judson, "Muckraking and the Muckrakers," Journalism Q. (Autumn 1960).
*Paterson, Judith, ,"The 10 best books of social concern by journalists," American Journalism Review 16 (Sept. '94) : 59
*Schultz, Stanley K., The Morality of Politics: The Muckrakers' Vision of Democracy," Journal of American History 52 (Dec. 1965): 527-47
*Stinson, Robert, "McClure's Road to McClure's: How Revolutionary Were 1890s Magazines," Journalism Q. 47 (Summer 1970): 256-62
*Thornton, Brian, "Muckraking journalists and their readers: perceptions of professionalism," Journalism History 21 (Spring '95):29-41
-Oh, and here's a list of the books that you already have in your TDH box (for my easy reference and yours):
How the Other Half Lives - Jacob Riis
Muckraking: Past, Present, and Future - Harrison & Stein
Muckraking and Objectivity - Miraldi
Muckraking and Progressivism in the American Tradition - Louis Filler
Muckrakers - Shapiro
The Muckrakers - Filler
Exposes and Excess - Tichi
The Populist movement - Lawrence Goodwin
Men of Good Hope: A Story of American Progressives - Daniel Aaron
Throwaways - Evan Watkins
Rhetorical Democracy - Hansen & Grim
1 comment:
Thanks! See if you can track down these items for starters:
*Filler, Louis. Progressivism and muckraking. (New York : R. R. Bowker Co., 1976.) Bibliographic guides for contemporary collections --not sure if this is credit for the bibliography posted on the website or a different bibliography. I'll find out.
*Cross, Whitney R. "The Muckrakers Revisited: Purposeful Objectivity in Progressive journalism," Neiman Reports, 6 (July, 1952), 10-15.
*Francke, Warren, " Sensationalism and the development of 19th-century reporting: the broom sweeps sensory details, " Journalism History 12 (Autumn/Winter '85) : 80-5
*Schultz, Stanley K., The Morality of Politics: The Muckrakers' Vision of Democracy," Journal of American History 52 (Dec. 1965): 527-47
*Thornton, Brian, "Muckraking journalists and their readers: perceptions of professionalism," Journalism History 21 (Spring '95):29-41
Also, from the bibliography itself:
Ettema, James S.,"The irony in--and of--journalism: a case study in the moral language of liberal democracy," Journal of Communication 44 (Spring '94) : 5-28
GREAT Stuff--I'll probably need more of these items later, but those are the most important for now.
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