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Original Article

Comparative Characteristics Of Information Sources In English And German Arctic Media Discourse

Tatyana Astakhova

Keywords: Arctic media discourse, credibility, evidentiality, full quotation, information sources, quotative

Article no: 64

Pages 513-521

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.64

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Original Article

The Soviet Leadership In Soviet, French, Italian Media Discourses In 1939-1945

Oksana Bernat
,
Maria Raevskaya
,
Marina Chernysheva
,
Natalia Shatrovich

Keywords: Media discourse, digitized archives, Great Patriotic War, World War II, Joseph Stalin, the Urals

Article no: 13

Pages 102-111

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.13

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Original Article

Precedent Nominations In The Russian-Language Media Discourse: Semantics And Features Of Functioning

Elena Achilova
,
Anna Martynyuk
,
Irina Regushevskaya
,
Natalia Segal

Keywords: Connotation, “Flying Dutchman”, media discourse, precedent name, precedent nomination, precedent text

Article no: 1

Pages 1-8

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.1

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