Sulejmanpašić and Zelizer

In Medias Res Pub Date : 2022-09-12 DOI:10.46640/imr.11.21.5
A. Delić
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Although the book Journalism – the Destroyer of Humanity is one of the most sharply intoned critical reviews of journalism we have read, we believe that this book is also some kind of a call for change. It is interesting that back in 1936 Sulejmanpašić accurately dissected journalistic reality, distinguishing sensational journalism from professional journalism. Thus, he leaves us room for a different, purposeful and visionary journalism. The author discusses the impact of journalism on various spheres of human social and his psychological life, and this impact is, from his perspective, mostly negative.Although the lessons of Sulejmanpašić’s book are profound, and the arguments are so strong that they are difficult to refute, we want to believe that there is still hope for the journalistic profession. This paper will compare the reflections of Dževad Sulejmanpašić and Barbie Zelizer in their different, but somewhat similar, views of the profession. While Sulejmanpašić emphasizes and perfectly recognizes all the shortcomings of the profession, Zelizer gives recommendations and in a different, modern digital or online context, devising journalism that would serve humanity, instead of destroying it.
Sulejmanpašić和Zelizer
虽然《新闻业——人性的毁灭者》一书是我们读过的对新闻业最尖锐的批评评论之一,但我们相信,这本书也在某种程度上呼吁变革。有趣的是,早在1936年,Sulejmanpašić就准确地剖析了新闻现实,将耸人听闻的新闻与专业新闻区分开来。因此,他为我们留下了一个不同的、有目的的和有远见的新闻的空间。作者讨论了新闻对人类社会和心理生活各个领域的影响,在他看来,这种影响大多是负面的。虽然Sulejmanpašić这本书的教训是深刻的,而且论点是如此有力,以至于很难反驳,但我们愿意相信,新闻职业仍然有希望。本文将比较Dževad Sulejmanpašić和Barbie Zelizer在不同但又有些相似的职业观点上的反思。虽然Sulejmanpašić强调并完美地认识到这个职业的所有缺点,但泽利泽给出了建议,并在不同的现代数字或在线环境中,设计出服务于人类的新闻,而不是摧毁它。
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