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RUDN Journal of Studies in Literature and Journalism
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ISSN 2312-9220 · Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) · 1,310 articles in the index
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Media Promotion of Educational Programs in Russian Universities: The Experience of Journalism Faculties
Based on a comparative analysis of official websites, VKontakte pages, and Telegram channels of journalism faculties at five leading Russian universities (HSE University, Moscow State University, St. Petersburg State University, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public…
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Agenda-Building through Micro-Topics: A Case Study of Crimean Print Media, 2019-2021
The article examines the micro-topic structure of regional political media discourse in the Republic of Crimea in 2019-2021, based on publications from the print newspapers Krymskaya Gazeta and Krymskaya Pravda. This case study aims to identify recurring micro-topics through which regional media…
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Comparative-Typological Analysis of Quest Motifs in World Folktales
The study of plots and motifs in Uzbek folktales within the context of world folklore allows for the identification of both universal patterns in the development of folk narratives and their unique national characteristics. In the context of modern globalization, a comparative-typological analysis…
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The Semantics of Irreversibility in German Media Discourse: Eschatological Codes and Audience Reaction in the Context of Crisis
This article explores the semantic and cognitive mechanisms governing the functioning of the lexeme “irreversibility” (Unumkehrbarkeit) within contemporary German media discourse covering the crisis in German-Russian relations. The study tests the hypothesis that the use of irreversibility…
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Constructing the Risks of AI Regulation: Russian Media Discourse on the EU AI Act
This article examines the social dimension of technology adoption and development. Based on Russian media coverage of one of the stages in the adoption of the EU AI Act in June 2023, it analyzes the interpretive flexibility of technology - a situation in which a technology has not yet acquired a…
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Evolution of the Image of the Armenian People in the Works of Vasily Nemirovich-Danchenko
The purpose of this study is to analyze how the image of Armenians evolved over decades in the works of Vasily I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (1845-1936). Using biographical and comparative methods, this study analyzes literary works and documentary essays, including poetry. The study draws on is…
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Nelly by V.Ya. Bryusov as a Collective Subject of Women’s Lyric Poetry of the Early Twentieth Century
The purpose of the study is to analyze the collection of V.Ya. Bryusov’s Nelly’s Poems (1913) in the context of women’s poetry of the early twentieth century. Bryusov’s literary mystification has already attracted the attention of researchers, but mainly in terms of the circumstances of its…
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Between Insight and Algorithm: Can Artificial Intelligence Be a Subject of Creativity
This theoretical essay explores, at the intersection of empirical analysis and philosophical-cognitive reflection, the nature and boundaries of human-generative AI interaction in creative professions, specifically journalism and science. The study aims to determine whether such interaction can…
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Mythopoetics of the Apocalyptic Story by A. Adamovich The Last Pastoral
The article is devoted to the analysis of the mythopoetic structure and the philosophical-anthropological issues in Ales Adamovich’s novella The Last Pastoral. The relevance of the study is determined by the growing scholarly interest in late Soviet works permeated with a profoundly tragic…
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Official Discourse as a Media Frame: The Evolution of Strategic Narratives in Sino-Russian Relations
Sino-Russian relations, having reached the level of a comprehensive strategic partnership, represent not only a diplomatic phenomenon but also a significant object of political communication. Studies on the media representation of bilateral cooperation often overlook the doctrinal layer, which…
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Genre Narrative Originality of Terry Deary’s Horrible Histories
The article examines the genre and narrative originality of the Horrible Histories book series; whose key author was educator Terry Deary. His creative work has been poorly studied in Russia and abroad, while in many countries the interest to historical literature for school students is growing…
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Mediatization of Personal Memories Using Generative Photorealistic Images
The study draws on a four-level analytical framework that integrates the concepts of deep mediatization (Hepp), hybrid agency, the media logics of practices, and the new memory ecology (Hoskins). Methodologically, it combines netnography and case-study research; the empirical corpus includes…
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Censorship in Chinese Television Dramas as a Factor in Audience Reception
This article examines the audience reception of Chinese television dramas, which have been gaining popularity in Russia. The production of Chinese TV dramas requires compliance with state censorship, which largely determines the final version of the media product. Under conditions of uncertainty…
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The Character of the Fantastic Space in Chingiz Aitmatov’s Novella The Piebald Dog Running Along the Shore
The proposed article analyzes the features of the organization of an imaginary space in Chingiz Aitmatov’s novella The Piebald Dog Running Along the Shore. Such a space in the work becomes the oneiric reality, one of the characters’ dream. The purpose of this article is to consider the dream as a…
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The Interaction of Academic and Industrial Fields in the University Education of Media Specialists
The article is devoted to the analysis of the interaction of academic and industrial fields in the involvement of media specialists in the educational process of the Media Communications program. Based on the materials of in-depth interviews with teachers and practicing media specialists…
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Brian Friel’s Stage Adaptation of Ivan Turgenev’s Novel Fathers and Sons
The purpose of this article is to describe the specifics of Irish playwright Brian Friel’s adaptation of I.S. Turgenev’s novel Fathers and Sons for the theater and the reasons behind Friel’s transformations. The novelty of this study stems from the fact that the reception of Russian classical…
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The Imaginary Sirius of a Ridiculous Man: The Possibility of Multiple Worlds in the Later Works of Fyodor Dostoevsky
This article explores the circulation of the idea of multiple worlds as it unfolds within the creative universe of F.M. Dostoevsky. The relevance of the study lies in the interpretive complexity of The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, particularly in the insufficiently examined ontological foundations of…
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The Theme of Fate in Anna Matveeva’s Novel Dyatlov Pass, or The Mystery of the Nine
The article analyzes the motif of fate and the related strategy of documentary-fiction investigation chosen by Anna Matveeva to describe the tragedy in the mountains of the Northern Urals, which claimed the lives of nine young people in February 1959. The intertwining of the fictional plot and the…
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From Screen Representation to Gaming Experience: The Transformation of Soft Power Practices
In recent decades, video games have established a stable position in the global media landscape, transforming from a niche entertainment format into a mass cultural phenomenon. In the context of the active use of cinema and TV as instruments of soft power, there is growing interest in video games…
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