Jay Black Boeken

The narrative explores the complex emotional fallout of a family grappling with addiction and loss. A young person confronts the devastating reality of their brother's death linked to heroin, only to face the potential wrath of their father upon revealing the truth. Themes of grief, betrayal, and the impact of substance abuse weave through the story, highlighting the struggles of navigating familial relationships amidst tragedy.

Focusing on moral philosophy, this introduction to media ethics equips students with the tools to navigate dilemmas in today's dynamic media landscape. It provides a clear and systematic approach to ethical decision-making, making it suitable for those studying mass media, journalism, and media studies. The book combines theoretical insights with practical applications, fostering critical thinking about ethical issues faced in the media industry.