A New Phenomenon in The Country's Communicative and Artistic Space: The Orel Magazine "Russian Field"
Новый феномен в коммуникативно-художественном пространстве страны: орловский журнал «Русское поле»
2024-06-27
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The article is devoted to the communicative, stylistic, and content-functional analysis of the first four issues of the Orel literary and journalistic journal "Russian Field". Russian Russian literature has recently become more and more in demand in the communicative field of Russian national life and culture, acting as a means of preserving and restoring the traditional value dominants of the "Russian world". The topic of the war in Novorossiya appears as one of the actively developed topics in the magazine, when covering which the desire to fit today's experience into the context of Russian mentality and history is clearly manifested. It is emphasized that a new page of literature is opening before our eyes, which, at the same time, is an organic continuation of the Russian classics, its line that begins with the "Sevastopol Stories" by L.N. Tolstoy. The conclusion is made that the very fact of the emergence and positive dynamics of the formation of a new magazine in Orel in the conditions of our crisis, critical time is evidence of the active development of the artistic and communicative space of Russia, as well as visual confirmation that the art of words, combining the inner depth and the outer beauty of the Russian language, was and remains the core of our culture and history, national worldview and intercultural communication.
Key Findings
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Coverage of the war in Novorossiya integrates contemporary experience into the contexts of Russian mentality and national history.
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The first four issues of Orel’s “Russian Field” are analyzed through communicative, stylistic, and content-functional approaches.
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The journal frames emerging literature as an organic continuation of Russian classics, particularly the tradition associated with Tolstoy’s “Sevastopol Stories.”
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The magazine presents Russian literature as a means of preserving and restoring traditional value dominants of the “Russian world.”
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The magazine’s emergence and positive development during a crisis are interpreted as evidence of Russia’s actively developing artistic and communicative space.
Research Object
The first four issues of the Orel literary and journalistic magazine "Russian Field"
Research Subject
The magazine’s communicative, stylistic, and content-functional characteristics, including its treatment of the Novorossiya war within Russian cultural, historical, and national-mentality contexts
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