Principles of Publicity and Press FreedomRowman & Littlefield, 2002 - 229 páginas This insightful book examines freedom of the press, the social functions of the press, and how the original concept of publicity--as the 'public use of reason, ' or citizens' freedom to express and publish opinions--has been reduced to mean the right of media to access and print information. This, the author argues, unfairly gives media more freedom than individuals have and reduces the accountability and service of the press to the public. Splichal's thoughtful work includes discussions of the media-relevant theories and works of Jeremy Bentham, Immanuel Kant, Karl Marx, and John Stuart Mill, among many others. |
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In Search of the Roots Deconstructing the Institution of Freedom of the Press | 1 |
Invention of Printing Is No Great Matter Compared with the Invention of Letters | 6 |
Freedom of Speech as a Privilege of Learned Men | 17 |
Imposing Functions on the Media | 27 |
Free Press for Social Control From Bentham to American Pragmatists | 35 |
Publicity Public Opinion Tribunal and the Fourth Estate | 42 |
Public Opinion and the Press as Means to Control Mass Behavior | 63 |
Freedom to Reason Right to Communicate | 83 |
Mill | 128 |
From the Republic of Letters to the Public of Letters to the Editor | 163 |
The Idea of the Right to Communicate | 165 |
Is the Property Right Superior to the Right to Communicate? | 171 |
Mass media and the Personal Right to Publish Opinions | 176 |
Public Use of Reason in the Global HighTech Media Environment | 185 |
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Controversies on Rousseaus Censorial Tribunal | 85 |
Kants Principle of Publicity | 94 |
Marx | 112 |
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