Literary Journalism and Global Media Ethics

In Stephen J. A. Ward (ed.), Handbook of Global Media Ethics. Springer Verlag. pp. 743-761 (2021)
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This chapter is about the ethical issues that arise when journalism is practiced at book-length and written in a narrative style. The focus is not on ethical issues common to both news journalism and book-length journalism but on those that are unique or arise more acutely in book-length works. Building on the work of earlier scholars, the author develops a framework for articulating ethical issues arising at three distinct stages of producing book-length literary journalism – during research, in representation, and in reception by readers.

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