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AN APPLICATION OF THE DUMMETTIAN MODEL OF COMMUNICATION TO JOURNALISM PDF Print E-mail
Written by GEORGE LAZAROIU   

ABSTRACT. Dummett claims that, on a holistic view, no model for the individual content of a sentence can be given; the way the truth of logically complex statements are determined in classical model theory is important. Habermas describes a normative role for journalists and media practitioners in relation to genuine public opinion. In a normative sense, journalism is regarded as an essential part in the processes of democracy and social change (Hanitzsch et al.).
 

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