Ethical journalism in a populist age : the democratically engaged journalist
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書誌事項
Ethical journalism in a populist age : the democratically engaged journalist
Rowman & Littlefield, [2019]
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-205) and index
収録内容
- Journalism in a toxic public sphere. Polluted spheres, eroding democracies
- Journalism, populism, and the problem of democracy
- Extreme populism and journalism
- Detoxing the public sphere. Democratically engaged journalism
- Democratically engaged journalism
- Extremism: hate speech and media harm
- Extremism: patriotism, fake news and objectivity
内容説明・目次
内容説明
"Fake news," "alternative facts," and daily attacks on the media from the Trump White House are redefining the media's role for a new generation. Mainstream media has traditionally allowed journalists two roles. In order to remain ethical, they must either be neutral observers reporting the facts or signal that they are biased interpreters espousing a partisan agenda.
In this provocative new work, leading global media ethicist Stephen Ward suggests that journalism needs to embrace a third path and begin practicing a new kind of journalism: democratically engaged journalism. It is only by breaking free of dualistic ethical practices that the world's media will be able to address 'Trumpism'-a heady mix of populism, authoritarian leadership, narrow patriotism, and moral tribalism (Us versus Them). Weaving in rich examples from daily journalism, this timely book will address practical questions such as how to cover a constant torrent of presidential "tweets," how fact-checking plays a part in democratically engaged media, and how journalists should respond to the pressure to be patriotic in their coverage of global issues such as immigration and the impact of Trump's "America First" foreign policy.
At issue is the need to construct a new journalism ethics for today's social context. We need a new approach to journalism ethics not only to report on the Trump presidency but also for reporting in a digital, global world.
目次
Section 1: Problem of Journalism in a Time of Trump
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Why Radical Ethics?
Section 2: The Democratically Engaged Model
Chapter 3: The Idea of Democratically Engaged Journalists
Chapter 4: Pragmatic Objectivity: Objectivity within Engagement
Chapter 5: Serving the Republic-Problem of Patriotism
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