INTELLECTUAL REBELLION IN MODERN RUSSIAN MEDIA: SPIRITUAL VALUES IN POST-SECULAR WORLD
Kamilla Nigmatullina
Pages: 233-241
Publié: 1 Jan 2013
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Résumé: The article describes State and Church as two main ideological actors in modern media landscape. Their relationship doesn’t look nor like alliance, neither like struggle, though they occupy the same conceptual space and intersect in a single space. The author describes primary results of a media study in St. Petersburg State University that sets a value analysis as an effective instrument to observe social processes through the lenses of mass media. Intellectual rebellion is analyzed on the base of Pussy Riot case coverage in Russian print media.
Mots-clés : mass media, church, power, religion, values
Citer cet article : Kamilla Nigmatullina. INTELLECTUAL REBELLION IN MODERN RUSSIAN MEDIA: SPIRITUAL VALUES IN POST-SECULAR WORLD. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Media & Mass Communication 2, 233-241 (2013). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1002987/
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