Prologue
Chapter 1: Journalism practice and critical reflexivity – an introduction
Case study 1: "The Girl in Cell 4"
Chapter 2: Context: On not paying attention
Chapter 3: Reflexive narrative: A death in custody story about practice
Chapter 4: Observations, lessons, application – habitus, practice and power
Case study 2: "Blood on the tracks"
Chapter 5: "It’s almost like the truth is just right there"
Chapter 6: Analysis and aftermath: "the bigger questions"
Case study 3: "The Ghosts are not silent"
Chapter 7: Sam Carmody, a massacre and a family reckoning
Chapter 8: Analysis, aftermath, legitimacy and transformation
Chapter 9: On reciprocal journalism – a conclusion
Epilogue
Biography
Bonita Mason is a senior lecturer and head of journalism in UniSA Creative, at the University of South Australia. She is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for governments, as a policy developer and analyst, and with national and regional First Nations land rights and other organisations in Australia. Her award-winning PhD and subsequent research advocate critically reflexive journalism research and practice.
