[ 'mʌkreik ] n. 粪耙；〔比喻〕爱好丑闻(the man with the muck 到处探听丑闻的人)。 vi. 〔喻,美〕搜集并揭发名人的丑事〔尤指公务人员的贪污渎职行为〕。
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Sinclair lewis stands almost alone as the connecting link between muckraking novelists of the progressive era and social novelists of the new deal period . 辛克莱刘易斯，几乎是进步时代揭发黑幕的小说家和新政时期社会小说家之间唯一承上启下的人物。
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American muckraking traditions in the late 19th century 19世纪下半叶美国黑幕揭发传统
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Theodore roosevelt and american muckraking movement 罗斯福的新闻思想
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In this abstract , the criticism during muckraking movement , which is a separate part in the thesis , is included in that of the commercial media 需要说明的是， “耙粪运动”时期的媒介批评，在摘要中包括在对商业报刊批评的范围内。
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Sinclair lewis stands almost alone as the connecting link between muckraking novelists of the progressive era and social novelists of the new deal period 辛克莱?刘易斯，几乎是进步时代揭发黑幕的小说家和新政时期社会小说家之间唯一承上启下的人物。
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2 . based on the analysis of the criticism , a conclusion is drawn that it was during the muckraking movement that the occurrence of the american journalism in a real sense came into existence 2 .本文通过对“耙粪运动”时期媒介批评的分析，得出结论:美国真正意义上的媒介批评肇始于“耙粪运动”时期。
