47 research outputs found
Retracted article: Linguistic analysis in politically correct discourse (on the English language media content)
No full textThe Guest Editors and the Publisher have retracted this article.
Actually, the third author of the article - Lucio Giuliodori - and his affiliation (University of Perugia, Piazza dell'Università, 1, 06123 Perugia PG, Italy) - should be removed from the list of authors of the article, because the author Lucio Giuliodori has been mistakenly included in this article.
Lucio Giuliodori has no implications in this article. The authors Kseniya Melnikova and Alla Guslyakova agree to the retraction.
Request approved on January 25, 2021
Retracted article: Erratum to: Linguistic analysis in politically correct discourse (on the English language media content)
No full textThe Guest Editors and the Publisher have retracted this article.
Actually, the third author of the article - Lucio Giuliodori - and his affiliation (University of Perugia, Piazza dell'Università, 1, 06123 Perugia PG, Italy) - should be removed from the list of authors of the article, because the author Lucio Giuliodori has been mistakenly included in this article.
Lucio Giuliodori has no implications in this article. The authors Kseniya Melnikova and Alla Guslyakova agree to the retraction.
Request approved on January 25, 2021
Retraction Note: Linguistic analysis in politically correct discourse (on the English language media content)
No full textThe Guest Editors and the Publisher have retracted this article.
Actually, the third author of the article - Lucio Giuliodori - and his affiliation (University of Perugia, Piazza dell'Università, 1, 06123 Perugia PG, Italy) - should be removed from the list of authors of the article, because the author Lucio Giuliodori has been mistakenly included in this article.
Lucio Giuliodori has no implications in this article. The authors Kseniya Melnikova and Alla Guslyakova agree to the retraction.
Request approved on January 25, 2021
English-language media discourse in the digital age: psychological mechanisms of functioning
No full textThe article raises the problem of the English-language media discourse which in its interaction with the basic psychological mechanisms of human consciousness (goal-setting, attitude and reflection) at the age of digitalization has created a new form of media discourse environment providing communication and influence on both native English speakers and non-native ones. The theoretical, as well as statistical and content analyses conducted in the research, allowed identifying two media blocks (two types of media discourses) in the English-speaking media world that have different goal-setting mechanisms, attitudes and reflection levels. The findings of the study based on the example of a political theme zone frequently circulated in the English-language media discourse demonstrated how the interaction and mutual influence between the psychological mechanisms and the media discourse are changed and depend on whether the information flow is generated by the institutional English-language media discourse or it is presented and promoted by individual media actors
AFFECTIVE COMPONENT OF A UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S PROFESSIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE CONTEMPORARY MEDIA ENVIRONMENT
No full textTHE IMPACT OF GOAL SETTING ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING AS A MEANS OF PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
No full textUNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION IN STUDYING FOREIGN LANGUAGES AS A CONDITION OF PROFESSIONAL SELF-REALIZATION
No full textPSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THE MEDIA INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN THE VIRTUAL SPACE OF THE XXI CENTURY
No full textMEDIA DISCOURSE SPACE IMPACT ON THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS
No full textMETHODS OF REPRESENTING ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE MODERN MEDIA ENVIRONMENT OF RUSSIA AND ABROAD
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