For Mr. Tueni, as his thousands of editorials and his parallel life as a public servant made plain, the journalistic and political realms formed an indissoluble whole.
Maybe it would, but where does this claim fit in the realm of journalistic conclusions? .
Judging from the comments on that post, there are quite a few people who are obsessed with the "lies" that Mike Daisey told in his performance, and they fail to see that the question of "journalistic fact" in the realm of memoir and creative nonfiction is not quite as settled and cut-and-dried as they would like to make out.
I take no pleasure removing my career from the sphere of the journalistic, and assigning it to the realm of storytelling.
While much of Lombard's work is journalistic, Nails Pt. 2 takes toenail art into the realm of unambiguous absurdity.
Certainly, his journalistic credential got him a spot on television, although in that realm it is ultimately the quality of performance that earns the airtime.
Blogs provide a counterweight to the increasing unreality of mass journalistic culture -- its quality of having been processed beyond the realm of the recognizable, its frequent tone of unearned authority.
Dripping in red, white and blue hues, the image is part of Warhol's "Death and Disaster" series, an exploration of the power of journalistic imagery taken out of context and abruptly placed in the realm of contemporary art.
And CBS News, in a move that prompted questions of journalistic propriety, spelled out the other offerings its parent company, Viacom, could provide in the realms of entertainment and book publishing.
In the next speech, Wieseltier described The New Republic as a "precious realm of freedom and intelligence and conviction" and "a sanctuary of a high intellectual and journalistic aspiration".
