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Jack McEvoy: From his rise to fame to the end of his game

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Title	Jack McEvoy: From his rise to fame to the end of his game
Author	Walsten, Jessika Rachael
Author email	jrwalsten@gmail.com; walsten@usc.edu
Degree	Master of Arts
Document type	Thesis
Degree program	Journalism (Online Journalism)
School	Annenberg School for Communication
Date defended/completed	2011-04-01
Date submitted	2011
Restricted until	Unrestricted
Date published	2011-04-29
Advisor (committee chair)	Saltzman, Joseph
Advisor (committee member)	Cray, Edward Gustafson, Thomas
Abstract	This work examines the journalist Jack McEvoy as he appears in four of author Michael Connelly’s novels. Though, he is the main protagonist in only two: The Poet1 and The Scarecrow.2 In these two novels, McEvoy’s circumstances change but he maintains some of the same journalistic characteristics. For this paper, McEvoy’s circumstances and characteristics will be compared with other images of the journalist in popular culture to determine what role McEvoy plays in the journalist’s image as a whole.
Keyword	Michael Connelly; Jack McEvoy; journalism; image; reporter; Harry Bosch; The Scarecrow; The Poet
Geographic subject (city or populated place)	Los Angeles; Chicago; Denver
Geographic subject (state)	California; Illinois; Colorado
Geographic subject (country)	USA
Coverage date	1996/2009
Language	English
Part of collection	University of Southern California dissertations and theses
Publisher (of the original version)	University of Southern California
Place of publication (of the original version)	Los Angeles, California
Publisher (of the digital version)	University of Southern California. Libraries
Provenance	Electronically uploaded by the author
Type	texts
Legacy record ID	usctheses-m3809
Rights	Walsten, Jessika Rachael
Repository name	Libraries, University of Southern California
Repository address	Los Angeles, California
Repository email	http://www.usc.edu/isd/libraries/services/ask_a_librarian/email/
Filename	etd-Walsten-4536
Archival file	uscthesesreloadpub_Volume51/etd-Walsten-4536.pdf

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Full text	JACK MCEVOY: FROM HIS RISE TO FAME TO THE END OF HIS GAME by Jessika Rachael Walsten A Thesis Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree MASTER OF ARTS (ONLINE JOURNALISM) May 2011 Copyright 2011 Jessika Rachael Walsten

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