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Foreword: The Thinking Journalist | |
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The Lure of Journalism | |
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The Love of Reading and Writing | |
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An Intense Curiosity | |
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A Desire to Contribute | |
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The Independence Factor | |
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Being on the Inside | |
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The Challenges of Going Deeper | |
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The Priesthood of Journalists | |
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Journalism as the Fourth Estate | |
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Learning the Ropes | |
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The Separated Journalist | |
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Journalists as Advocates | |
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Feeling the Pulse | |
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Granting Confidentiality | |
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Legal Ramifications of Confidentiality | |
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Editors Discourage Confidentiality | |
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Anonymous Sources in Washington | |
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The Journalist's View of the World | |
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The Journalist and Worldviews | |
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The Importance of Time | |
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News as a Reflection of the World | |
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The Concept of Ethnocentrism | |
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Cultural Immersion | |
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The Risk of Involvement | |
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The Concept of Ambiguity | |
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Diversity Among Journalists | |
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The Socialization of Journalists | |
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Beliefs, Attitudes, and Values | |
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Journalists, Theory, and Ethics | |
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The Pragmatics of Journalism | |
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Media Effects | |
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A Primer in Media Theory | |
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The Question of Objectivity | |
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Ethics and Journalists | |
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Fabricating News | |
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Credibility as "Currency of the Realm" | |
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Encouraging Ethics in Politics | |
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Diversity in the Newsroom | |
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Separating Business From Journalism | |
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The Journalist as an Ideologue | |
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Revisiting Objectivity | |
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The Subjective Prisms of Cultures | |
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Enduring Values | |
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Journalists and Politics | |
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What the Data Reveal | |
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Serving as the Victims' Voice | |
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Reports, Inferences, and Judgments | |
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Where Passion Enters In | |
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Op-Ed News | |
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The Journalist and Faith | |
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A Reluctant Story | |
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Top Religion Stories for 2007 | |
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Resources for Religion Writers | |
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An Interesting Study | |
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A Journalist's Own Religion | |
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Faith-Based Journalistic Organizations | |
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Faith-Based Media | |
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Stepping Into Another's Faith | |
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An Ongoing Tension | |
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A Final Thought | |
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The Journalist as Celebrity | |
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An Obsession with Celebrity | |
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USC Targets the Issue | |
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Celebrity Journalists | |
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Critics From Within | |
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A Double Standard, an Expected Deference | |
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Katie Couric's New Persona | |
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Cooper's Emotional Journalism | |
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A Possible Distortion | |
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The Latest in a Trend? | |
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Questions Vexing Journalists | |
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A Young Journalist Weighs In | |
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One Frustrated Anchor | |
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Rays of Hope | |
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Some Stay, Some Move On | |
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Epilogue: Reporting From Iraq: Journalists Talk About Covering War | |
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Afterword: A Personal Odyssey | |
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Covering Katrina: On Taking It Personally | |
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Thirteen Unique Journalists | |
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Selected Bibliography | |
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Index | |
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About the Author | |