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Item Anne Applebaum’s Strategy of Telling the History of International Relations in Central and Eastern Europe(Wydawnictwo Naukowe Wydziału Nauk Politycznych i Dziennikarstwa Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu, 2021) Nosova, BogdanaThe text aims to present the strategy used by Anne Applebaum to bring the history of Central and Eastern Europe closer to western audiences. In the article, the author was presented as a journalist and public intellectual who developed an original way of speaking and writing about the past of Central and Eastern Europe. She has been portrayed as a kind of mediator who attempts to explain the essence and sources of the diverse identities and narratives that have formed among the nations and cultures of Central and Eastern Europe. Selected assessments of her activity, formulated by historians as well as public opinion leaders, were also presented.Item Influence of political communication on the transformation of identity. Reflection in Ukrainian digital media discourse(Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Dziennikarstwa UAM, 2017) Nosova, BogdanaThis article has been updated due to the new processes present in the Ukrainian digital media discourse. The texts that were published in the Ukrainian digital media from 2013–2015 actively covered the problem of the transformation in Ukrainian identity. The article aims to show the role of digital media in the transformation of the Ukrainian identity. To this end, an overview of modern interpretations in the media of Ukrainian identity is given; the catalyzing impact of digital media on the transformation of Ukrainian identity is shown; and it is demonstrated that the European integration dialogue within the Eastern Partnership is stimulating the transformation of Ukrainian identity (using texts from convergent media, such as the “Den” [Day] newspaper).The theoretical basis of this article deals with the works of renowned scholars in the field of the impact of digital media on various social changes. This includes researchers such as Jim Hall on online journalism, Volodymyr Kulyk on the objectivity of digital media, Richard A. Lanham on the importance of the “electronic word” and Andrzej Mencwel on the tools of the multimedia communication revolution. Identity issues are raised in the article on the theoretical basis of Monserrat Guibernau, Yaroslav Hrytsak and Zenon E. Kohut. The mobilizing impacts of digital media on society are reflected in the texts on the Ukrainian Euromaidan and Dignity Revolution period published in traditional media and distributed online. The authors of these digital media include historian, Timothy Snyder, writer, Oksana Zabuzhko, and online communications expert, Maksym Savanevsky. The use of digital media in political communications has led to new demonstrations of Ukrainian identity and its adaptation to new political realities. Digital media were at the forefront of operational information about the events of the political life of the state. Political, social and state institutions have focused on communication with citizens over the Internet, including social media, blogs and columns in online media. The high-quality digital media used in Ukraine have taken on an innovative position of pluralism, ultimately adapting to a European national identity, or at least cruising along a parallel trajectory with Europe. The European integration dialogue within the Eastern Partnership in the media has been stimulating the transformation of the Ukrainian identity. Other new projects, which include publishing of books based on digital media texts, are also essential. The Ukrainian high-quality digital media, maintaining the traditions of free media, have reached a high level in analyzing the facts truthfully and adequately reflecting Ukraine’s political processes and its involvement in international events.Item The role of the discourse of intellectuals in foreign opinion journalism in communicative evolution(Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Dziennikarstwa UAM, 2014) Nosova, BogdanaThe article is dedicated to interdisciplinary studies of journalistic creativity in the opinion- forming journalism of world intellectuals, forming the agenda of contemporary international journalism. The most important concepts are identified so as to complement and extend the existing theoretical works in international journalism. The academic interpretation of foreign journalistic discourse, i.e. essays, articles, interviews of journalists, diplomats, scientists, and political philosophers is conducted, opening a new perspective on the current development of journalism, and thereby contributing to solving the problems of upgrading and modernising academic courses in international journalism, which play a leading role in training experts in international journalism. The presence of how an opinion- forming journalistic component enhances new communication chains along the author–reader–protagonist line is investigated.Item Volodymyr Zelensky’s Presidential Rhetoric as a Strategic Resource(Wydawnictwo Naukowe Wydziału Nauk Politycznych i Dziennikarstwa UAM, 2023) Hordecki, Bartosz; Nosova, BogdanaThe article exposes Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s presidential rhetoric as a strategic resource in Ukraine’s confrontation with the Russian aggressor after 24.02.2022. By grasping varied aspects of political communication exercised by the Ukrainian president, we try to explain how and why the Ukrainian state is capable of creating an effective communication campaign in times of being invaded by its powerful neighbor. According to our assumptions, it is particularly a matter of 1. clarity and relevance of goals that the head of Ukraine wants to achieve through his rhetoric, 2. inclusiveness of the formula that Zelenskyy uses to demonstrate the essence of being Ukrainian and contributing to Ukrainian culture; 3. his artistic proficiency which helps him in identifying the proper means of persuading broad audiences to his narrative and agenda. To verify the accuracy of the hypotheses, we employed theoretical concepts of logos, ethos, and pathos in the course of analysing chosen speeches delivered by the Ukrainian president. Moreover, the notions of “facilitating leadership” proposed by George C. Edwards III, and the “Medici Effect” coined by Frans Johansson are involved. The outcomes of the work confirmed our expectations. The high quality and strategic meaning of Zelenskyy’s statements after 24.02.2022 come from three main sources, i.e., 1. transparent and justified message; 2. the unifying qualities of the speaker; 3. his persuasive skilfulness. Artykuł ukazuje retorykę prezydencką Wołodymyra Zełenskiego jako zasób strategiczny, który Ukraina wykorzystuje w konfrontacji z rosyjskim agresorem po 24.02.2022 roku. Uchwytując różne aspekty komunikacji politycznej prowadzonej przez ukraińskiego prezydenta, staramy się wyjaśnić, w jaki sposób i dlaczego państwo ukraińskie potrafiło podjąć skuteczną kampanię komunikacyjną w czasach inwazji ze strony potężnego sąsiada. Zgodnie z naszymi założeniami jest to w szczególności kwestia: 1) jasności i trafności celów, które głowa Ukrainy chce osiągnąć poprzez swoją retorykę; 2) inkluzywności formuły, której używa Zełenski, aby zademonstrować istotę bycia Ukraińcem i wkładu w ukraińską kulturę; 3) jego biegłości artystycznej, która pomaga w identyfikacji właściwych środków przekonujących szeroką publiczność do jego narracji i programu. Weryfikując trafność postawionych hipotez, wykorzystaliśmy teoretyczne koncepcje logosu, etosu i patosu, by przeanalizować wybrane przemówienia wygłoszone przez ukraińskiego prezydenta. Ponadto odnieśliśmy się do modelu „przywództwa wzmacniającego” w ujęciu George’a C. Edwardsa III, a także zjawiska, które Frans Johansson określił mianem „efektu medycejskiego”. Wyniki pracy potwierdziły nasze oczekiwania. Wysoka jakość i strategiczne znaczenie wypowiedzi Zełenskiego po 24.02.2022 r. wynikają z trzech głównych źródeł, tj. 1) przejrzystego i uzasadnionego przekazu; 2) jednoczących cech mówcy; 3) jego umiejętności perswazyjnych.