Bourdieu and the Journalistic FieldISBN: 978-0-7456-3387-9
Paperback
256 pages
January 2005, Polity
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British Journal of Sociology
"These excellent detailed studies, when combined with a very
clear introductory essay by Benson and Neveu, and an accessible,
previously untranslated 1995 lecture by Bourdieu himself make this
without question an important and useful volume."
Theory and Society
"A concise and thought-provoking starting point for the further
scholarly and public discussion of the structural limitations as
well as potential for change inherent in contemporary
journalism."
Social Anthropology
"Bourdieu and the Journalistic Field places journalism squarely
back in the sociological imagination. Deftly examining the
intersections journalism cohabits with politics, economics,
education, and activism, it uses the work of Bourdieu to consider
journalism as a sociological phenomenon. Required reading for those
who want to better understand modern journalism in complex
societies."
Barbie Zelizer, University of Pennsylvania
"Timely and informative, this book builds a valuable bridge
between social theory and journalism. Bourdieu opens up analysis of
the journalistic field, but the contributors to this volume also
improve our understanding of how to put Bourdieu’s
sociological approach to work."
Craig Calhoun, New York University
"The book is a valuable contribution to the formation and
development of the field theory of journalism."
Anna Horolets, Warsaw School of Social Psychology