Factografía y análisis informativo de la ficción: imágenes de los medios y sus valores para la juventud rusa
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Internet, redes sociales, medios de comunicación, Rusia, valores, personajes de ficción, meme de Internet, evaluación estética, mitología social.Resumen
La metodología utilizada en esta investigación se origina en el método de observación participante común para la etnografía. Desde 2006 hasta 2017, el sistema de imágenes arraigado en la conciencia de los jóvenes experimentó casi un "reinicio completo". Se puede argumentar que para 2018, se había definido el sistema general de valores internacionales. La investigación ha demostrado que existen personajes de ficción junto con imágenes reales de la gente de los medios y objetos del entorno sociocultural. La característica totalmente inesperada y sorprendentede esta conexión son los bordes borrosos entre objetos reales y ficticios. Los datos específicos se presentan en este artículo para apoyar esta idea. Las principales conclusiones son las siguientes: se ha encontrado que el límite entre la norma y la desviación se está desvaneciendo, y la tolerancia ilimitada se está convirtiendo gradualmente en un valor.
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2019-06-25
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Ulianovskii, A. V., Smirnov, A. V., Shelonaev, S. I., Maryina, L. P., & Korenyushkina, S. I. (2019). Factografía y análisis informativo de la ficción: imágenes de los medios y sus valores para la juventud rusa. Amazonia Investiga, 8(20), 219–228. Recuperado a partir de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/81
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