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The Shift from High to Liquid Ideals: Making Sense of Journalism and Its Change through a Multidimensional Model

Kari Koljonen

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Mar 13, 2020
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Published Online: Mar 13, 2020
Page range: 141 - 153
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/nor-2013-0110
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Three Models of the Core Issues in Journalism

Deuze: Ideal-typical values of the occupational ideology of journalism Hanitzsch: Constituents and principal dimensions of journalism culture Carpentier: Nodal points in the identity of the media professional
Knowledge: Objectivity Knowledge: Objectivity versus subjectivityKnowledge: Empiricism versus analysis Knowledge: Objectivity versus subjectivity
Audience: Public service Audience: Citizen orientation versus consumer orientation Audience: Professional elite versus representative of publicAudience: Control versus partnership
Power: Editorial autonomy Power: Loyalty to hegemony versus counter-hegemonyPower: Active intervention versus passive neutrality Power: Independence versus dependency
Time: Immediacy Time: No core material to Hanitzsch Time: No core material to Carpentier
Ethics: Ethicality Ethics: Relativity versus universalityEthics: Idealism-minded versus strategic-minded Ethics: No core material to Carpentier
Language:
English
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2 times per year
Journal Subjects:
Social Sciences, Communication Science, Mass Communication, Public and Political Communication
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