Critique of Journalistic Reason : : Philosophy and the Time of the Newspaper / / Tom Vandeputte.
This book examines philosophy’s recurrent preoccupation with journalism. It shows how modern European philosophy's preoccupation with the news inflects theories of history, time, and language.An encounter between philosophy and journalism recurs across the modern philosophical tradition. Images...
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