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The document discusses the philosophy of journalism and some key concepts like truth, objectivity, and balance. It argues that while naïve views of truth and objectivity should be rejected, both concepts remain coherent ideals for journalists. The debate around truth and objectivity in media often slides from healthy skepticism to defeatist relativism, when journalists should aim to report the news with imagination, skepticism, and sophisticated understandings of philosophical foundations.
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- 1. The Philosophy of Journalism Dr. Rajaneesh Kumar Shukla Head Deptt of Comparative Religion Sampurnanand Sanskrit University VARANASI
- 2. The Philosophy of Journalism Our debate on journalism an has relied upon notions such as truth, objectivity and balance; but what are the philosophical foundations of these ideas?
- 3. News is what’s happening and we should report it with imagination and scepticism (where appropriate). • While it is true (rather than “true”) that we have to reject certain naïve and simplistic understandings of what truth and objectivity are, both remain perfectly coherent ideas and for the journalist, proper ideals.