Research on Marx and Engels' Newspaper Activities and Journalism Thought (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Zheng Baoquan
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Publish Date: 2003-05-26
Features: Research on Marx and Engels' Journalism Activities and News Thought is a comprehensive work of over 700,000 words, divided into two volumes. The first volume consists of three parts (Upper, Middle, and Lower), while the second volume contains the Appendix. The book primarily focuses on the academic achievements of the compilers in studying Marx and Engels' journalism activities and news thought. The Upper Part provides a detailed introduction to the five main stages of Marx and Engels' lifelong journalism activities. The Middle Part selects and analyzes important journalistic writings from different periods that reflect their news perspectives and thoughts, along with detailed explanations of the reasons behind their creation, the historical context, and their contemporary significance. The Lower Part elaborates on Marx and Engels' news thought through 13 thematic sections. The Appendix compiles important journalistic writings from different periods, a chronology of journalism activities, and a categorized list of significant articles. The content of the book is both academic and practical, with unique, comprehensive, and dialectical academic viewpoints. It serves as a valuable textbook for journalists, faculty and students of journalism and communication departments, as well as relevant researchers to understand and study the news theories and practices of the revolutionary leaders. This book can be used as a reference for Marxist journalism theory teaching and training in journalism and communication institutions, as well as an auxiliary textbook for educating employees and staff in Marxist news perspectives within news organizations.