Interpretive Community

Dan Berkowitz

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Among several concepts related to journalism and meanings, interpretive community broadly underlies the way that journalists view their shared lives and the workplace texts they produce. These communities do not, however, function in isolation but adjust and adapt through their interface with other interpretive communities. Some of journalists' interpretive communities exist in a physical place, while others develop shared meanings more abstractly through encounters across time and space.

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1984Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism 1983Is There a Text in This Class? The Authority of Interpretive Communities 1993Journalists as interpretive communities 1999Community as Interpretive Community: Rethinking the Journalist-Source Relationship 2014Waiting for Data Journalism 2011‘Anyone can know’: Citizen journalism and the interpretive community of the mainstream press 2002The construction of the public in letters to the editor 2008Toward a Measure of Community Journalism

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