俄罗斯反乌克兰宣传的主导观念(《今日俄罗斯》内容与搭配分析)

Q4 Social Sciences
N. Karpchuk, B. Yuskiv
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摘要

俄罗斯联邦一直在对乌克兰进行长期和成功的造谣和宣传活动。由于其强大的、国家支持的媒体结构,它能够将自己对现实的看法强加给各自的受众。本文的目的是确定今日俄罗斯(RT)在2018-2020年制作的分析报告的“景观”的词汇和主题。词汇和话题为旨在干预和破坏乌克兰媒体空间平衡的RT宣传话语奠定了基础。本文在定量和定性分析的基础上,重点研究(1)分析材料的词汇结构,这可能表明俄语的优先级;(2)RT消息的主题内容(隐藏话题)。分析RT分析报告标题和相关元数据。这些数据被细分为波罗申科和泽伦斯基的总统任期。作者认为,性格在克里姆林宫对乌克兰的态度中并不起重要作用;只有乌克兰和俄罗斯的反对派是决定性的,在这个反对派中,俄罗斯联邦把乌克兰作为俄罗斯的“傀儡”,这是唯一可以接受的角色。
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Dominating Concepts of Russian Federation Propaganda Against Ukraine (Content and Collocation Analyses of Russia Today)
The Russian Federation has been carrying out long-term and successful disinformation and propaganda activities against Ukraine. Due to its powerful, state-supported media structures, it is able to impose its vision of reality on its respective audiences. The purpose of this article is to determine the lexemes and topics of the “landscape” of analytical reports produced by Russia Today (RT) in 2018–2020. Lexemes and topics lay the groundwork for the RT propaganda discourse aimed at interfering and disbalancing Ukraine’s media space. This paper, based on quantitative and qualitative analysis, focuses on (1) the vocabulary structure of analytical materials, which may indicate Russian priorities, and (2) the thematic content (hidden topics) of RT messages. The RT analytical reports titles and relevant metadata were analyzed. The body of data was subdivided into periods of presidencies of P. Poroshenko and V. Zelensky. The authors argue that personalities do not play a significant role in the Kremlin’s attitude toward Ukraine; only the Ukraine-Russia opposition is decisive, in which the RF assigns Ukraine the only acceptable role as Russia’s “puppet.”
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Politologija
Politologija Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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