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Communication Ethics Through 28 Lenses

Clifford Christians and John Merrill are among the giants of media ethics, having been key players in the formation of the field as a distinct academic enterprise. They also have taught countless students, many of whom have gone on to become important academic figures in their own right. And they are famous antagonists: Christians urges a “communitarian” approach to ethics, stressing that moral responsibilities make sense only in our inter-subjective relations as members of a social group, while Merrill is a Nietzschean individualist, with shades of ethical skepticism.