Abstract:
Based on the perspective that several concepts that guide journalism arise from a masculine tradition, feminist journalism research proposes new journalistic practices, oriented by intersectional and standpoint feminism. This landscape can be related to the peace journalism theoretical framework, which considers media communications a tool for conflict transformation. In this article, through a literature review, we investigate the tensions, the differences, and the possible contributions from the intersections between feminist journalism and peace journalism for journalistic practices and principles, and for academic research.
Keywords:
Feminism; Peace Studies; Ethics; Journalism Studies