Should people study the philosophy of journalism? Take it away, Brian Leiter:
As to why “philosophy of journalism” is not a major topic of philosophical study, I would have thought the answer obvious: it’s not a central or substantial intellectual or cultural practice, unlike science, art, or law.
John Merrill or Clifford Christians et al. might disagree. But, I dunno. What do you say, journalists? Can you defend your profession?
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Journalism: worth philosophy’s time?
Should people study the philosophy of journalism? Take it away, Brian Leiter:
John Merrill or Clifford Christians et al. might disagree. But, I dunno. What do you say, journalists? Can you defend your profession?
Short URL for this post: http://bit.ly/7spY3U