Keywords
Voice of America
radio shows
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Abstract
The article focuses on Zygmunt Haupt’s shows for the Voice of America in the period 1951-1958. Broadcast transcripts are part of the writer’s archive, which is hosted by the Special Collections of C.H. Green Library at Stanford University in California. The shows devoted to the literary, cultural and scientific life in the USA are a treasure trove of knowledge about Haupt’s contemporary America. Most of them are informative and popularizing in nature, although there are also more propagandist ones. Particularly illuminating are the shows concerning specific works, genres and trends in literature and music. Others focus on specific authors and composers. Still others concern culture, science, customs and daily lives of Americans. The article has analysed a few series: American Literature, What America Is Reading, American Panorama, Music In America, Musicals From Broadway and Cultural Life In America.
References
American literary magazines: the twentieth century, red. Edward E. Chielens. New York: Greenwood, 1992.
Bauer, Zbigniew. „Gatunki dziennikarskie”. W: Dziennikarstwo i świat mediów, red. Zbigniew Bauer i Edward Chudzński. Kraków: TAiWPN Universitas, 2000.
Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford University Libraries, catalog number M0356, Zygmunt Haupt Papers. Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford University Libraries, catalog number M0356, Zygmunt Haupt Papers.
Haupt, Zygmunt. „The little magazine”. Kultura 6 (1950): 118–121
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