The Handbook Of Journalism And Emotion

The Handbook of Journalism and Emotions: Theory, Production, Content and Responses explores how emotions shape modern journalism across news production, storytelling, audience engagement, and media culture. Bringing together global perspectives and interdisciplinary research, the book examines topics such as emotional labour in reporting, audience responses, visual storytelling, misinformation, and conflict journalism. Covering both traditional and digital media, it is an essential resource for students, scholars, journalists, and media professionals interested in the emotional dimensions of contemporary journalism.