The Roots of Civic Journalism Darwin, Dewey,

This book discusses the philosophical roots of the civic journalism movement. It focuses on the ideas of Charles Darwin, John Dewey, and George H. Mead.

Preface	v
Acknowledgements	xi
Chapter 1 Introduction	1	(8)
Chapter 2 Civic Journalism, Individuality, and Community	9	(12)
Chapter 3 Charles Darwin: Evolutionary Revolutionary	21	(14)
Chapter 4 John Dewey: The Philosopher of Civic Journalism	35	(30)
Chapter 5 A Modest "Deweyan" Proposal for Journalistic Academic Freedom, Tenure, and Workplace Equality	65	(24)
Chapter 6 George H. Mead: Philosopher of Communication	89	(22)
Chapter 7 Others	111	(14)
Chapter 8 Conclusion	125	(12)
References	137	(12)
Index	149

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The Roots of Civic Journalism Darwin, Dewey, and Mead

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