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What Kind of Person Should the Critic Be?earch indicates they rarely receive classroom education on how to handle such emotion work, nor information on the resources available to help journalists manage emotional trauma. Consequently, in this chapter, we discuss the repercussions of this alarming gap in journalism education and offer recom

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Wordsworth and the Homelessness of Engines,y rooted assumption of a thought-versus-action dichotomy, this essay suggests, is a driver of academic de facto dissociation from the world of practice—. in the classical sense—and has affected, in particular, scientific approaches to communication studies, journalism studies included. Opting for th

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