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2021 | 14 | 199-214

Article title

“The Other/Alien” Image in the Russian Federation Strategic Communications During the Russian-Ukrainian Confrontation (2014–2021)

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PL
Korzystanie z obrazu „inny/obcy” w strategicznych komunikacjach Federacji Rosyjskiej podczas konfrontacji rosyjsko-ukraińskiej (2014-2021)

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Abstracts

PL
Celem pracy jest zbadanie, jakie technologie komunikacyjne, medialne oraz operacje informacyjne są wykorzystywane przez środki masowego przekazu Federacji Rosyjskiej w odniesieniu do Ukrainy do propagowania wizerunku „innego/obcego”. Wybrana metodologia pracy łączy w sobie zastosowanie następujących metod i podejść: analiza sieciowa, analiza SWOT, podejście systemowe, zintegrowane i cywilizacyjne, analiza systemowa, metoda systematyzacji i klasyfikacji, metody analizy, synteza, obiektywność, uogólnienia, analogie, case-study itp. Artykuł dotyczy wykorzystania technologii komunikacyjnych, medialnych i informacyjno-psychologicznych przez rosyjskie środki masowego przekazu do kreowania i efektywnej promocji wizerunku innego wroga, obcego w czasie konfliktu ukraińsko-rosyjskiego, który rozpoczął się w 2014 r. Autorzy twierdzą, że to poprzez propagandę i manipulację promuje się ideę „Russkiego miru” oraz tworzy się wizerunek przeciwnika tej idei – „innego”, który nie postrzega wszystkiego z określeniem „rosyjski” jako a priori pozytywny i lepszy, poddaje wątpliwości słuszność takiego stanowiska, a zatem życzy zła zwolennikom „Russkiego miru”. Operacje informacyjne i najbardziej rozpowszechnione technologie medialne w rosyjsko-ukraińskiej wojnie informacyjnej są analizowane w celu modelowania obrazu „innego” jako zagrożenia. Perspektywy dalszych badań naukowych wiążą się z badaniem nowych koncepcji naukowych, czyli wojny sieciocentrycznej, wojny hybrydowej, cyberwojennej, asymetrycznej, niezgłoszonej wojny informacyjnej i innych.
EN
The purpose of the study is to investigate what communication and media technologies and information operations are used by the mass media of the Russian Federation in relation to Ukraine to propagate the image of the “other/alien”. The methodology chosen for the work combines the application of the following methods and approaches: network analysis, SWOT-analysis, system, integrated and civilization approaches, system analysis, method of systematization and classification, methods of analysis, synthesis, objectivity, generalizations, analogies, case study, etc. The article explores the use of communication, media and information-psychological technologies by the Russian mass media to create and effectively promote the image of an enemy, alien, the other during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which began in 2014. The authors insist that the “Russkiy Mir” idea is promoted through the propaganda and manipulation resulting in the image of the adversary of this idea – “the other.” The “Russkiy Mir” foe does not perceive everything with the designation “Russian” as a priori positive and better, doubt the correctness of such a position, and therefore wishes evil to the supporters of the “Russkiy Mir”. Information operations and the most widespread media technologies in the Russian-Ukrainian information warfare are analyzed to model the image of “the other” as a threat. Prospects for further scientific researches are connected with the study of new scientific concepts that is some network-centric warfare, hybrid warfare, cyberwarfare, asymmetric warfare, undeclared information warfare, and others.

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Issue

14

Pages

199-214

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Dates

published
2021

Contributors

  • Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, Lutsk, Ukraine
  • Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, Lutsk, Ukraine
  • Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, Lutsk, Ukraine

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Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

Biblioteka Nauki
2042438

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_14746_ps_2021_1_12
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