Sustaining Democracy? : : Journalism and the Politics of Objectivity / / Robert A. Hackett, Yuezhi Zhao.
The news media are often accused of lacking objectivity. Sustaining Democracy? asks whether it is worth trying to be objective in the first place by addressing current, and highly topical, debates on the relationship between journalism and democracy in Canada and the United States. These debates are...
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction. In Search of a Metaphor -- 1. Democratic Discourse and the Origins of News Objectivity -- 2. From Positivism to Negative News: The Evolution of Objectivity -- 3. Institutional Logics: Why It Still Pays to Be Objective -- 4. The God Who Won't Die: News Objectivity as a Regime -- 5. Epistemologies in Contention: Journalistic Objectivity as (Un)workable Philosophy -- 6. The Politics of Objective Journalism -- 7. Regimes in Crisis: Liberal Democracy and Objective Journalism in Question -- 8. Straws in the Wind: Alternatives to the Regime? -- 9. Conclusion: Towards Public Communication for Sustainable Democracy -- Notes -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction. In Search of a Metaphor -- 1. Democratic Discourse and the Origins of News Objectivity -- 2. From Positivism to Negative News: The Evolution of Objectivity -- 3. Institutional Logics: Why It Still Pays to Be Objective -- 4. The God Who Won't Die: News Objectivity as a Regime -- 5. Epistemologies in Contention: Journalistic Objectivity as (Un)workable Philosophy -- 6. The Politics of Objective Journalism -- 7. Regimes in Crisis: Liberal Democracy and Objective Journalism in Question -- 8. Straws in the Wind: Alternatives to the Regime? -- 9. Conclusion: Towards Public Communication for Sustainable Democracy -- Notes -- Index |
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