Marxist Journalism Dictionary

Author: Chen Lidan
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Publish Date: 2002-01-31
Features: Marxist Journalism refers to the history of the theoretical ideas and practices of news and publicity work by major parties and leaders of the international communist movement since the formation of Marxism, as well as their historical practices in news and publicity. This book, in the form of entries, objectively and comprehensively explains the theoretical ideas, viewpoints, and terminology of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, and other leaders of the international communist movement, as well as the Communist Party of China and its major leaders, Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, on news and publicity. It introduces many famous journalists and publicists in the international communist movement, briefly outlines the modern and contemporary famous documents on news and publicity in the international communist movement, and reviews the main media established by Marxist parties in various countries over the past century, as well as the major events in media activities. Composed of 530 entries, it provides a relatively complete presentation of the basic content and framework structure of Marxist Journalism. This book can serve as supplementary teaching material for Marxist Journalism courses in journalism departments of universities and also as reference material for the current education of "Marxist Journalism Views" in the news industry. [Editor's Recommendation]