Another look at opinion: its value in antiquity, its value in times of human rights
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.2006.30.3379Keywords:
Communication, choice, identityAbstract
This article develops a reflection on the idea of opinion, from the perspective of human rights, allied to the perspective of the media in general and journalism in particular. Part of the understanding of the status of opinion, as thought by Aristotle, to confront it with current conceptions in this regard. It tries to show to what extent the Aristotelian position can be re-read in order to become pertinent in times that are different to it.Downloads
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