Ukrainian Voices
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Ukrainian Voices

Tracing the Construction of Enemies on Russian Television

  1. 257 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Ukrainian Voices

Tracing the Construction of Enemies on Russian Television

About this book

This book provides a systematic overview of hostile rhetoric on state-controlled Russian TV and shows how it laid the foundation for the Russian public's widespread acceptance of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. It reveals the strategies behind the Kremlin-directed television coverage of the Euromaidan, Russia's occupation of Crimea, and the first five months of the war in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine and demonstrates that, already in 2013–14, the hostile portrayal, dehumanization, and demonization of Ukraine was omnipresent on Russian TV. After a nuanced discussion of the concept of the enemy, the author compares the construction of enemies by the Russian state's major international and internal broadcasters – RT (Russia Today) and Channel One. The findings show that both channels purposefully elicited fear and hatred towards Ukraine and Western countries in their audiences. Notably, Channel One—lesser known within the Western pundits community—was more extreme and radical in its coverage than the globally known RT channel. To provide a broader context, Shestopalova also draws parallels between Russian state-controlled communication on Ukraine and Russia's wars of the two previous decades, namely those in Chechnya and Georgia.

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Information

Publisher
ibidem
Year
2024
eBook ISBN
9783838278841

Table of contents

  1. Foreword by Nina Jankowicz
  2. Introduction
  3. Part I: How to Create an Enemy
  4. Part II: Russian Media and Russia’s Wars
  5. Russian Media Reality: Autocracy, Control, Wars
  6. Russia and Ukraine: Interplay of Geopolitics and Colonialism
  7. Part III: Methodology
  8. Part IV: Preparing for the War on Channel One Russia and RT
  9. Tracing Russian Hostile Communication
  10. When Negative Depiction Turns into Strategic Enmification
  11. Differences in Enmification on Channel One Russia and RT
  12. Evolution of Enmification Over the Analysed Time Period
  13. The Recipe of Fear and Hatred
  14. Conclusion: Autocracies Learn from Each Other
  15. References
  16. Annex
  17. Index