Unidentified Narrative Objects and the New Italian Epic

Willman, Kate

doi:10.2307/j.ctv16kkz01

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“…This account of subjectivity as at once engaging the audience and endangering journalism’s claim to truth is a recurring notion in analytical research on narrative journalism (e.g. Soares, 2009; Thérenty, 2016; Willman, 2017).…”

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What is narrative journalism? A systematic review and an empirical agenda

Krieken

Sanders

2019

Journalism

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This article reviews scientific research on narrative journalism, aiming to (1) demystify the nature of narrative journalism by specifying its core characteristics, resulting in a sustainable definition of the genre; (2) characterize the current state of the scientific field; and (3) identify gaps in our knowledge about narrative journalism. A systematic search of the scientific literature between 1998 and 2017 resulted in a set of 103 journal articles about narrative journalism. Their analysis reveals that the scientific field is dominated by essayistic and qualitative studies on printed forms of narrative journalism, with a focus on the history and style of narrative journalism, whereas systematic research on the function and impact of the genre is scarce. A framework is presented that synthesizes the hitherto isolated strands of research on narrative journalism and offers anchors for an empirical turn in narrative journalism studies.

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confidence: 96%