The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019)
The image of the EU and Europe in digital mass media of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia is studied in this article using the methodology of discourse analysis. Independent digital mass media Ukrainska Pravda, Nasha Niva, Lenta.ru, Novaya Gazeta are analysed (online publications from years 2005–2019). Th...
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| description | The image of the EU and Europe in digital mass media of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia is studied in this article using the methodology of discourse analysis. Independent digital mass media Ukrainska Pravda, Nasha Niva, Lenta.ru, Novaya Gazeta are analysed (online publications from years 2005–2019). Three images of Europe in the media are indicated as a result of the research. In Ukraine: a strong reliance on Europe as the idea is observed. The EU and its institutions are stably present in political news, but European politicians are not so popular. In Belarus: Europe doesn’t structure political discussions, however, efforts of the neighbouring EU Member States may be important in the image creation. In Russia: there is not much interest towards Europe, but some approaches to present constant clashes between Russia and the West are evident in digital mass media. The research has confirmed the main hypothesis, which supposed that the mechanisms of creating the image of Europe and the EU in post-Soviet countries’ mass media are different, and the specifics of political discourse, as well as the states’ international politics define the image.
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| spelling | doaj.art-d1ceb5c1761d4cebb7b243967d553edf2022-12-21T19:16:01ZdeuWydawnictwa Uniwersytetu WarszawskiegoPrzegląd Europejski1641-24782657-60232021-11-012021312914610.31338/1641-2478pe.3.21.801.3001.0015.5621The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019)Nataliia Steblyna0Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University (Donetsk, Ukraine)The image of the EU and Europe in digital mass media of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia is studied in this article using the methodology of discourse analysis. Independent digital mass media Ukrainska Pravda, Nasha Niva, Lenta.ru, Novaya Gazeta are analysed (online publications from years 2005–2019). Three images of Europe in the media are indicated as a result of the research. In Ukraine: a strong reliance on Europe as the idea is observed. The EU and its institutions are stably present in political news, but European politicians are not so popular. In Belarus: Europe doesn’t structure political discussions, however, efforts of the neighbouring EU Member States may be important in the image creation. In Russia: there is not much interest towards Europe, but some approaches to present constant clashes between Russia and the West are evident in digital mass media. The research has confirmed the main hypothesis, which supposed that the mechanisms of creating the image of Europe and the EU in post-Soviet countries’ mass media are different, and the specifics of political discourse, as well as the states’ international politics define the image. http://przegladeuropejski.com.pl/gicid/01.3001.0015.5621media discoursepost-Soviet countriesdigital mass mediaEuropeEUpolitical emotions |
| spellingShingle | Nataliia Steblyna The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) Przegląd Europejski media discourse post-Soviet countries digital mass media Europe EU political emotions |
| title | The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) |
| title_full | The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) |
| title_fullStr | The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) |
| title_full_unstemmed | The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) |
| title_short | The image of Europe and the European Union in digital media of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (discourse analysis 2005-2019) |
| title_sort | image of europe and the european union in digital media of ukraine belarus and russia discourse analysis 2005 2019 |
| topic | media discourse post-Soviet countries digital mass media Europe EU political emotions |
| url | http://przegladeuropejski.com.pl/gicid/01.3001.0015.5621 |
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