Introductory Chapter: Journalism Facing Both Pandemic and ‘Infodemic’

Višňovský, Ján; Radošinská, Jana

doi:10.5772/intechopen.98263

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Media and The War In Ukraine1

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“…The outbreak of the war in Ukraine naturally came into the field of view of both national and global media and replaced the topic of coronavirus not only in the Slovak, but also in the European media, which has been intensively covered since the beginning of 2020 (Višňovský & Radošinská 2021).…”

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The Post-War Vision in the Collective Cognitive Space of Ukrainians and Europeans (Based on Contemporary Mass Media Discourse)

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Višňovský

2023

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The study presents the outcomes of discursive and conceptual analyses of Ukrainian and Slovak media discourse that has been produced by the representatives of political and economic elites and news media outputs. The above outcomes contain Ukrainians' and Slovaks' basic ideas (within their collective cognitive space) of the post-war processes both in Ukraine and in the rest of the world in the form of certain concepts.

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confidence: 99%