Ding Ganlin Collection

Author: Ding Ganlin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is a crystallization of Professor Ding Ganlin, a renowned Chinese journalism educator and expert in the history of journalism, in his teaching and research in journalism. The collection mainly consists of four parts: Research on the History of Chinese Journalism, Research on Journalism and Communication Studies, Research on Journalism and Communication Education, and Selected Teaching Plans. Among them, chapters such as "Research on Ancient Chinese Newspapers," "The Emergence of Modern Chinese Periodicals," studies on Tao Feng's journalistic practice, and research on reforms in Chinese journalism all offer unique theoretical insights and high academic value, having had a broad impact in both the academic and professional fields of journalism. Additionally, his discussions on "Strengthening the Theoretical Construction of Journalism and Communication Disciplines" and "Reforms in University Journalism Education" radiate the wisdom of a seasoned expert in journalism and communication, with profound knowledge and depth. These insights hold significant benefits for the development of journalism education and practice in China. Professor Ding Ganlin is known for his rigorous and pragmatic academic approach, advocating for a learning style that avoids blindly following trends or materials. He regards teaching students well and advancing disciplines as his noble duty. This can be best understood through his writings. His academic contributions to Chinese journalism and communication will have a positive impact.