This text is the first to put ethical issues in a cultural and historical context, based on the premise that ethical problems arise from a myriad of cultural forces. Sections focus on ethics in postmodern America and how to effectively make decisions in contemporary society; ethical philosophers--from Plato to Foucault--and their beliefs; and how to apply the these philosophers' teachings to ethical issues in areas such as journalism, public relations, and the music industry.
It give reader point discussions of contemporary controversies. It contains may articlues and essays that present conflicting opinions on the most fundamental controversies in the mass communication field. Learning aids are available to help readers, whether they be students or people seeking knowledge, develop critical thinking skills and formulate reasoned opinions on issues.
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