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The document discusses the history and evolution of interviews as a medium for journalism. It notes that while interviews have become a common part of journalism in the last 130 years, some early 20th century authors expressed disdain for interviews and interviewers. Additionally, some celebrities have felt wounded or lost parts of themselves through the interview process, though interviews also allow vivid impressions of contemporaries to spread.
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