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Journalism and creative non-fiction within isolation: An introduction - by Ben Stubbs
Section 1: Journalism, ethics and isolation
- 'All by myself': Professional, emotional and ethical isolation for remote Australian journalists - by Caroline Graham, Richard Murray and Jennifer Pinkerton
- Behind closed doors: Writing, confinement and conflict - by Ben Stubbs
- 'Within or behind or beyond or above': A narrative, dialogic exploration with generative Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT-4 of ethical frameworks for writing immersion journalism and memoir in isolation - by Spencer Darr
- In the land of the blind, the one-eyed person is king: Social and professional isolation in covering North Korea from Pyongyang or News from Pyongyang: A place for Associated Press? - by Richard Murray and Dong Bae Lee
Section 2: Ethical creativity and isolation
- Countering confinement and using comics to make life 'breathable' - by Jeanne-Marie Viljoen and Daniel Viljoen
- A literary rhythmanalysis of queer life writing from COVID-19 home isolation - by Amelia Walker
- Writing under enforced confinement: Finding creativity during circumstances of quarantine and isolation - by Joe Patterson
Book reviews
Joe Patterson on Solitary: Unbroken by four decades in solitary confinement. My story of transformation and hope, by Albert Woodfox, and Patrick Jackson on The war came to us: Life and death in Ukraine, by Christopher Miller
Other papers
- Origins of morality, the fate of mankind and media - by Stephen J. A. Ward
- All's well that ends well? Assessing the reality of portrayal and diversity in today's BBC - by Barnie Choudhury
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