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Ivo Piperkov – Interactive Communication in a Changing Environment of Social Media
Rhetoric and Communications E-journal, Issue 18, July 2015, rhetoric.bg/, journal.rhetoric.bg, ISSN 1314-4464 Read the original of the text (in Bulgarian)
Tolya Stoitsova – Nonstandard Mass Media Language
Abstract: Mass media language is attractive for a research, because the media are an essential part of the culture and are accessible to all. Nonstandard in this language causes communication researchers not only theoretical reflections but also to practical studies. The article attempts to explain theoretically the positives and negatives of unconventional media language and […]
Asparuh Dikov – Political Communication in Television Debates – European Parliament Elections in Bulgaria in 2014
Abstract: Elections are a fundamental instrument in the political action, legitimizing power as a mechanism of political articulation of the world. Political communication in this act is based on the methods of the notional power – persuasion and manipulation. As an essential element in it is the campaign where political communication is the field in […]
Valentina- Zlatanova – Multiculturalism and Ethnic Diversity: Problems and Perspectives
Abstract: The article gives answers to the model of Multiculturalism and recognition of existing theory and practice for ethnic relations and social integration. The author don’t sent limits to Multiculturalism as ethnical definition (existence of different ethnic parts of population in society) and it’s political use. The thesis for policy, providing individual rights for support […]
Maya Ruseva – Truth and Politics (Specifics of Social Communication)
Abstract: The following text introduces an up-to-date interpretation and critical analysis on the writings of Hannah Arendt and Karl Popper. It seeks to present the specific role of a mediator, which political science plays in the process of correlation of politics and truth. Based on the Arendt’s ideas the text addresses the issue of relation […]
Olga Russova – The Phenomenons of the Polish „Solidarity“ and Ukrainian „Euromaidan“ and Media Evaluation
Abstract: The paper explores the nature of the two civil-political movements in Poland and Ukraine, which arose during different periods of the history in these countries. „Solidarity“ and „Euromaidan“ were formed at a time when both countries were experiencing severe socio-economic and political crises. They have become the most effective tool in the fight against […]
Olga Brusylovska – Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) in International Relations
Abstract: Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is an interdisciplinary approach to the study of discourse that views language as a form of social practice and focuses on the ways social and political domination are reproduced in texts and speech. In comparison with other methods СDA has no clearly regulated procedure of selection of materials and the […]
