An accessible but comprehensive introduction to media ethics, with a theoretical grounding in moral philosophy, Doing Ethics in Media helps students think clearly and systematically about dilemmas in the rapidly changing media environment. It is aimed at students of media ethics in mass media, journalism, and media studies.
An accessible but comprehensive introduction to media ethics, with a theoretical grounding in moral philosophy, Doing Ethics in Media helps students think clearly and systematically about dilemmas in the rapidly changing media environment. It is aimed at students of media ethics in mass media, journalism, and media studies.
Major General Paul Stevens AO graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 1967 and saw operational service in South Vietnam with 105 Battery, 1st Field Regiment. Later he was Commanding Officer/Chief Instructor of the School of Artillery, Director of Studies at the Army Command and Staff College, and Chief of Personnel - Army. He has previously written papers on the employment of artillery at Gallipoli and at the Battle of Fromelles. Brigadier Chris Roberts AM, CSC graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 1967 and saw operational service in South Vietnam with the 3rd Special Air Service Squadron. Later he commanded the Special Air Service Regiment, the Special Forces Group, and Northern Command. He is the author of the seminal and highly acclaimed The Landing at Anzac, 1915, several articles and book chapters on Gallipoli, and is co-author of Anzacs on the Western Front: The Australian War Memorial Battlefield Guide. He is a Visiting Fellow at the University of NSW (Canberra).
Inhaltsangabe
The First Question: What's Your Problem? 1. Ethics and Moral Reasoning The Second Question: Why Not Follow the Rules? 2. Codes of Ethics and Justification Models 3. Media Traditions and the Paradox of Professionalism The Third Question: Who Wins, Who Loses? 4. Moral Development and the Expansion of Empathy 5. Loyalty 6. Diversity The Fourth Question: What's It Worth? 7. Personal and Professional Values 8. Truth and Deception 9. Persuasion and Propaganda 10. Privacy and Public Life The Fifth Question: What Do Philosophers Say? 11. Consequentialism and Utility 12. Deontology and Moral Rules 13. Virtue, Justice, and Care The Sixth Question: How's Your Decision Going to Look? 14. Accountability, Transparency, and Credibility
The First Question: What's Your Problem? 1. Ethics and Moral Reasoning The Second Question: Why Not Follow the Rules? 2. Codes of Ethics and Justification Models 3. Media Traditions and the Paradox of Professionalism The Third Question: Who Wins, Who Loses? 4. Moral Development and the Expansion of Empathy 5. Loyalty 6. Diversity The Fourth Question: What's It Worth? 7. Personal and Professional Values 8. Truth and Deception 9. Persuasion and Propaganda 10. Privacy and Public Life The Fifth Question: What Do Philosophers Say? 11. Consequentialism and Utility 12. Deontology and Moral Rules 13. Virtue, Justice, and Care The Sixth Question: How's Your Decision Going to Look? 14. Accountability, Transparency, and Credibility
The First Question: What's Your Problem? 1. Ethics and Moral Reasoning The Second Question: Why Not Follow the Rules? 2. Codes of Ethics and Justification Models 3. Media Traditions and the Paradox of Professionalism The Third Question: Who Wins, Who Loses? 4. Moral Development and the Expansion of Empathy 5. Loyalty 6. Diversity The Fourth Question: What's It Worth? 7. Personal and Professional Values 8. Truth and Deception 9. Persuasion and Propaganda 10. Privacy and Public Life The Fifth Question: What Do Philosophers Say? 11. Consequentialism and Utility 12. Deontology and Moral Rules 13. Virtue, Justice, and Care The Sixth Question: How's Your Decision Going to Look? 14. Accountability, Transparency, and Credibility
The First Question: What's Your Problem? 1. Ethics and Moral Reasoning The Second Question: Why Not Follow the Rules? 2. Codes of Ethics and Justification Models 3. Media Traditions and the Paradox of Professionalism The Third Question: Who Wins, Who Loses? 4. Moral Development and the Expansion of Empathy 5. Loyalty 6. Diversity The Fourth Question: What's It Worth? 7. Personal and Professional Values 8. Truth and Deception 9. Persuasion and Propaganda 10. Privacy and Public Life The Fifth Question: What Do Philosophers Say? 11. Consequentialism and Utility 12. Deontology and Moral Rules 13. Virtue, Justice, and Care The Sixth Question: How's Your Decision Going to Look? 14. Accountability, Transparency, and Credibility
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