Media discourse of russian literature and literary criticism at the beginning of the 21st Century

Fatima Batyrbievna Beshukova; Uchuzhuk Maskhudovich Panesh; Ruslan Galimovich Mamiy; Shamset Eristemovna Shazzo; Christina Anatolyevna Zelenskaya

Fatima Batyrbievna Beshukova Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University.
Uchuzhuk Maskhudovich Panesh Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University
Ruslan Galimovich Mamiy Republican Research Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev
Shamset Eristemovna Shazzo Department of Literature of the Adygea Republican Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev
Christina Anatolyevna Zelenskaya Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University

Keywords: Literature, literary criticism, media, literary communication, literary and artistic (thick) journal, methodology for the analysis of literary text, the paradigm of postmodern criticism.

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to identify and justify the media functions of fiction and literary criticism in the conditions of transformation of the Russian cultural space. The relevance of the work is due to the need to update the methodological apparatus of the analysis of modern literary text. These issues are most appropriate to study in the context of the problems of literary critical discourse and the editorial policy of literary and artistic journals. The characteristics of the communicative aspects of fiction, a description of the specifics of the publishing activities of modern literary and fiction magazines, and the definition of the role of literary criticism in the process of interpreting fiction allow to propose a new paradigm of analysis of the latest Russian literature, as well as to describe the characteristics that enable it to be included in the structure of the information space. The study is based on an integrated interdisciplinary methodology. The theoretical significance lies in a comprehensive analysis of the functioning of postmodern literature and literary criticism as part of a communicative system. The practical significance of this aspect of the study of literary space consists in the development of a new methodological apparatus of literary criticism, focused on the analysis of Russian postmodern texts. The results of the work consist in the selection and systematization of analytical tools taken from the Western postmodern model, productive for the analysis of Russian texts, if they are combined with the existing practice of literary analysis.

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Author Biographies

Fatima Batyrbievna Beshukova, Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University.

Doctor of Philology, Professor, Head of the Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University.

Uchuzhuk Maskhudovich Panesh, Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University

Doctor of Philology, Professor of the Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University

Ruslan Galimovich Mamiy, Republican Research Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev

Doctor of Philology, leading researcher of the Adygea Republican Research Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev

Shamset Eristemovna Shazzo, Department of Literature of the Adygea Republican Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev

Doctor of Philology, Head of the Department of Literature of the Adygea Republican Institute of Humanitarian Studies named after T. M. Kerashev

Christina Anatolyevna Zelenskaya, Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University

Student of the Department of Literature and Mass Communications of the Faculty of Philology of Adygea State University

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