2007Journal of Sanming UniversityRequires access

The Missing of Spirit of Science and Humanism in Media

QI Cui-ping

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The scientific spirit and the humanities spirit are the two different methods by which people observe the world.In the news report,reporters should pay great attention to the scientific spirit,pursuing the report's reality,and pay great attention to the humanities spirit,pursuing the report's esthetic sense,and correctly process the dialectical relations of them.

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The scientific spirit and the humanities spirit are the two different methods by which people observe the world.In the news report,reporters should pay great attention to the scientific spirit,pursuing the report's reality,and pay great attention to the humanities spirit,pursuing the report's esthetic sense,and correctly process the dialectical relations of them.

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The scientific spirit and the humanities spirit are the two different methods by which people observe the world.In the news report,reporters should pay great attention to the scientific spirit,pursuing the report's reality,and pay great attention to the humanities spirit,pursuing the report's esthetic sense,and correctly process the dialectical relations of them.

Key concepts: Humanism, Dialectic, Aesthetics, Sociology, Psychology, Art, Epistemology, Philosophy

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