Journalism as a Form of Knowledge: a qualitative approach

  • Meditsch E
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This article discusses journalism from an epistemological perspective. It reviews some of the main approaches to the subject and verifies that those studies classify journalism as a form of knowledge either in a negative way, or in quantitative terms. The present study presents theoretical assumptions that support a qualitative approach. It evaluates the characteristics, problems and effects of journalism as knowledge. It concludes that it is highly pertinent that journalism be viewed as a social form of knowledge production.

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Meditsch, E. (2015). Journalism as a Form of Knowledge: a qualitative approach. Brazilian Journalism Research, 1(2), 121–136. https://doi.org/10.25200/bjr.v1n2.2005.835

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