Critical Conversations: A Theory of Press Criticism

Wendy N. Wyatt

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Drawing from press theory, political theory and philosophy, this book is the first of its kind - a fully developed normative theory of press criticism. Critical Conversations offers a procedural model of criticism that can impact the press in meaningful ways and help reinvigorate the press-citizen relationship.

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