Media Ethics: A Philosophical Approach
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Media Ethics? | 1 |
Philosophical Ethics and the Media | 2 |
Moral Skepticism | 4 |
Journalism and Moral Innocents | 6 |
Understanding the Media from the Inside | 8 |
Immoralism and the Media | 13 |
Media Ethics Vindicated | 16 |
Notes | 17 |
Sex and Sexuality in the Media | 87 |
The Argument from Direct Harm | 88 |
The Argument from Indirect Harm | 92 |
Equal Representation | 94 |
Obscenity Degradation and Inherent Wrong | 96 |
Fantastical Media? | 100 |
Moderate Moralism | 104 |
Notes | 106 |
News and the Fourth Estate | 21 |
A Sociological Account | 22 |
The Fourth Estate and the Implicit Contract | 25 |
New Entertainment and Informed Interests | 30 |
Good News and Informed Understanding | 35 |
Notes | 39 |
Impartiality as a Regulative Ideal | 43 |
Subjectivism | 49 |
Objectivity and the Ideal Reporter | 53 |
A Culture of Truth and Impartiality | 57 |
Notes | 61 |
Deceit Lies and Privacy | 65 |
Lies Deceit and Broken Promises | 66 |
Motives and Intention | 69 |
The Nature of Privacy | 74 |
Distinct Rights to Privacy | 77 |
Notes | 84 |
Violence in the Media | 109 |
Interpreting Films | 112 |
Inherent Value | 115 |
Vicious Delight and Casual Influences | 118 |
A Liberal Dilemma | 121 |
Notes | 125 |
Harm Offense and Media Censorship | 129 |
The Case against Censorship | 130 |
The Harm Condition | 135 |
Offense as Harm | 137 |
The Principle of Offense | 140 |
Offense and Indirect Harm | 142 |
Conclusion | 149 |
Notes | 151 |
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