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Meanings of gonzo journalism in English

Russian
гонзо-журналистика
Portuguese
jornalismo gonzo
Spanish
periodismo gonzo
Catalan
periodisme gonzo

Genre or style of journalism and other media that is created without claims of objectivity, often including the reporter, creator, or even audience [member] as part of the story using a first-person narrative.

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гонзо-журналистика
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Examples for "gonzo"
Examples for "gonzo"
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However, the gonzo nature of Rifts can make it hard to get into.
Wired
2
But she'll have these sort of like, gorgeous, gonzo lyrical passages.
The new yorker
3
His father, with his money and influence and irresistible gonzo charisma, had saved her.
The lonely polygamist: a novel
4
All the rest of you guys, these five rows, are gonzo-history-backinthe fleet.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
5
But the gonzo master was a one-off, writes Shane Hegarty.
The Irish Times
Usage of gonzo journalism in English
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There would be no gonzo journalism without it.
The Irish Times
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In true gonzo journalism style, Caruana Galizia never hesitated to place herself at the centre of the story.
The Guardian
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His manic (frequently maniacal) prose seeded a school of writing that blossomed into the gonzo journalism movement of the post-hippy epoch.
The Irish Times
4
Ellis is no stranger to cultural critique through entertainment: he's the legendary writer behind Transmetropolitan, the scathing commentary on gonzo journalism in a dystopian city.
Wired
5
His ashes were fired from a 150ft tower topped by a red fist with two thumbs - the symbol of Thompson's free-wheeling, first-person gonzo journalism.
BBC
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He accepted a command in the South China Sea, and I became a Doctor of Gonzo Journalism .
Fear and loathing in las vegas, and other american stories
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In Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the father of Gonzo journalism, Hunter S Thompson, chronicled his drug-addled, two-day road trip.
The Guardian
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