List of Contributors
Part I: Conceptualizing Lifestyle Journalism
Chapter 1: The Making of a Field? On the Relevance of Studying Lifestyle Journalism
Folker Hanusch
Chapter 2: Defining Lifestyle Journalism: Cultural Dimensions, Commercial Entanglements, and Political Relevance
Elfriede Fürsich and Nete Nørgaard Kristensen
Chapter 3: The Making of Modern Journalism, from Coffeehouse Capitalism (Strategic News) to Constitutional Spectacle (Market Lifestyle)
John Hartley
Chapter 4: Political and Proprietorial Interference in the Food Coverage of Popular British Newspapers between Two World Wars: A Historical Perspective
Sarah Lonsdale
Chapter 5: Reviving Contemporary Journalism Through (Reflection on) Narrative Lifestyle Coverage?
Annik Dubied
Chapter 6: Journalism Training and the Status and Dilemmas of Lifestyle Journalism Practice in Southern Africa
Nhamo Anthony Mhiripiri
Part II: Lifestyle Journalism and Consumption
Chapter 7: Transforming Journalistic Genres on Social Media: Books and Literary Reviews as Cultural Consumption
Unni From and Carsten Stage
Chapter 8: Food Journalism’s Commercial Ingredients
Peter English and David Fleischman
Chapter 9: Aesthetics of Lifestyle Journalism
Maarit Jaakkola
Chapter 10: A Voice of Reason: Authenticity and Journalistic Authority in Lifestyle Journalism
Joy Jenkins
Chapter 11: Consumerism, Popular Culture, and Religion Between Two Continents: The Turkish Case
Nilüfer Türksoy
Part III: Lifestyle Journalism, Emotion and Identity
Chapter 12: Aspirational Lifestyle Journalism
Sandra Banjac
Chapter 13: Passion as Profession? Lifestyle Journalists between Exceptionalism and Cruel Optimism
Johana Kotišová
Chapter 14: Wellness Influencing in India: Ayurveda and Identity on Social Media
Anuja Premika and Sumana Kasturi
Chapter 15: Bringing the World to Us: Travel Journalism and the Mediation of Others
Ben Cocking
Chapter 16: Role Perceptions in Lifestyle Journalism
Folker Hanusch
Chapter 17: The Role of Experts in Lifestyle Journalism
Daniel Nölleke
Part IV: The Public Utility of Lifestyle Journalism
Chapter 18: Popular and Political: The Radical Origins of Lifestyle Journalism
Bethany Usher
Chapter 19: The Political Relevance of Food Journalism
Elizabeth Fakazis
Chapter 20: Green Lifestyle Journalism
Geoffrey Craig
Chapter 21: Lifestyle Journalism Practices in Hard News: Dismantling the Hard News versus Soft News Binary
Gregory P. Perreault and Ella Hackett
Chapter 22: How to be Human: Turns in Health, Lifestyle, and Wellness Journalism
Mariah L Wellman, Aly Hill and Avery E. Holton
Chapter 23: Ethical Considerations in Lifestyle Journalism
Renita Coleman
Part V: New Horizons in Lifestyle Journalism Studies
Chapter 24: Taste-makers or Thought-leaders? Lifestyle Influencers and Boundaries of Lifestyle Journalism
Phoebe Maares
Chapter 25: Digital Technologies and Change in the Field of Fashion Journalism
Agnès Rocamora
Chapter 26: Coaches, Gurus and Influencers as Self-help and Lifestyle Experts: From Insta therapy to becoming “that girl” on TikTok
Stephanie Alice Baker
Chapter 27: Everyday Multiculturalism on Asian Australian Food Blogs
Tisha Dejmanee
Chapter 28: The New Look of Lifestyle Guides: Rethinking Brand Journalism for the Digital Age
Myles Ethan Lascity
Chapter 29: Intimacy and Community Building in Lifestyle Journalism ‘Dialogues’
Lucia Vodanovic
Chapter 30: Precarity, Algorithmic Visibility and Aspirational Labour in the Construction of Lifestyle
Rob Sharp
Index
Biography
Folker Hanusch is Professor of Journalism at the University of Vienna, Austria. He is editor-in-chief of Journalism Studies and Vice-Chair of the Worlds of Journalism Study. His research interests include comparative journalism studies, lifestyle journalism, transformations of journalism, and Indigenous journalism.
