2001Journal of Mass Media EthicsRequires access

Embracing Objectivity Early On: Journalism Textbooks of the 1800s

Joseph A. Mirando

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My interpretive analysis2 of news reporting and writing textbooks shows that journalism education already had embraced objectivity as a central tenet long before separate schools and departments of journalism were established in American universities and long before journalism professors would start publishing journalism textbooks.

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My interpretive analysis2 of news reporting and writing textbooks shows that journalism education already had embraced objectivity as a central tenet long before separate schools and departments of journalism were established in American universities and long before journalism professors would start publishing journalism textbooks.

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My interpretive analysis2 of news reporting and writing textbooks shows that journalism education already had embraced objectivity as a central tenet long before separate schools and departments of journalism were established in American universities and long before journalism professors would start publishing journalism textbooks.

Key concepts: Journalism, Objectivity (philosophy), Publishing, Sociology, Media studies, Citizen journalism, Political science, Social science

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