The Art of the Interview

Interview transcripts offer a rich source of insight for the critic. In this course, students will explore different interviewing approaches, ranging from the journalistic interview to a variety of oral history techniques, and from scripted Q&As to more freeform conversations. The qualitative differences between interviews that take place face-to-face versus those conducted over the phone, via e-mail and instant messaging will be addressed. Visits to the studios of practitioners in a range of disciplines will be scheduled, providing an opportunity to observe critics in their working environments and to practice interviewing skills.

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Overalls

James Agee
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A Cautious Prometheus?

Bruno Latour
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A New Page

Nicholson Baker
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The Art of Donald McGill

George Orwell
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My Life and Work

Henry Ford
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Against Interpretation

Susan Sontag
John Ruskin

Railway Stations

John Ruskin
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The Lamp of Beauty

John Ruskin
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The Long Goodbye

Raymond Chandler
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Industrial Design and…

Reyner Banham
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Clip Art

Nicholson Baker