The handbook of communication ethics

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 8
Series Editor’s Foreword......Page 12
Preface......Page 18
1 Encountering Communication Ethics in the Contemporary World: Principles, People, and Contexts......Page 22
Unit 1 THEORY OLD AND NEW......Page 34
2 A Contribution to Ethical Theory and Praxis......Page 36
3 Ethics, Rhetoric, and Discourse......Page 52
4 Situating a Dialogic Ethics: A Dialogic Confession......Page 66
5 Feminist Discursive Ethics......Page 85
6 Power and Ethics......Page 105
7 What Are We, Then?: Postmodernism, Globalization, and the Meta-Ethics of Contemporary Communication......Page 120
8 Decolonizing Communication Ethics: A Framework for Communicating Otherwise......Page 140
Unit 2 CONTEXTS OF APPLICATION AND THEORY DEVELOPMENT......Page 154
9 Interpersonal Communication Ethics......Page 156
10 Ethical Challenges in Small Group Communication......Page 169
11 Communication Ethics and Organizational Contexts: Divergent Values and Moral Puzzles......Page 187
12 Journalism Ethics in Theory and Practice......Page 211
13 Ethical Dimensions of New Technology/Media......Page 225
14 Public Relations and Marketing: Ethical Issues and Professional Practice in Society......Page 242
15 Visual Communication in Traditional and Digital Contexts......Page 262
16 The Search for Social Justice and the Presumption of Innocence in the Duke University (USA) Lacrosse Case of 2006–2007: Implications for Contemporary Legal and Ethical Communication......Page 279
17 Political Communication Ethics: Postmodern Opportunities and Challenges......Page 294
18 Ethics in Health Communication......Page 314
19 Science, Democracy, and the Prospect for Deliberation......Page 330
20 Intercultural Communication Ethics: Multiple Layered Issues......Page 356
Unit 3 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES......Page 374
21 Diversity, Identity, and Multiculturalism in the Media: The Case of Muslims in the British Press......Page 376
22 Hierarchies of Equality: Positive Peace in a Democratic Idiom......Page 395
23 Democracy, Publicness, and Global Governance......Page 408
24 Religion, State, and Secularism: How Should States Deal with Deep Religious Diversity?......Page 422
25 Truths, Evils, Justice, and the Event of Wild(er)ness: Using Badiou to Think the Ethics of Environmentalism......Page 435
26 Economic Justice and Communication Ethics: Considering Multiple Points of Intersection......Page 457
27 The Polyphony of Corporate Social Responsibility: Deconstructing Accountability and Transparency in the Context of Identity and Hypocrisy......Page 478
28 When Unreason Masquerades as Reason: Can Law Regulate Trade and Networked Communication Ethically?......Page 496
29 Response and Conclusion: A Vision of Applied Ethics for Communication Studies......Page 515
Index......Page 538