Integrative and disintegrative ideologemes in Russian media-political discourse

The semantic field of political discourse is based on the opposition of «ours – theirs» which content varies depending on the state system and the power regime. Post-perestroika discourse has undergone fundamental transformations associated with the breakdown of previous semantic links and the subsequent building of new ones. The study is devoted to understanding the ideological system of the post-perestroika period. Within the media-political discourse (on the material of collecting samples from daily newspaper «Izvestia», 1992) the interrelationship of two thematic groups of ideologemes is analyzed: integrative ideologemes and disintegrative ideologemes. The descriptive method, methods of linguo-cognitive and linguo-ideological analysis, as well as quantitative methods are used in this article. We characterized the system of integrative and disintegrative ideologemes that were developed in the early post-perestroika period. Ideologemes are described in accordance with Russian linguist O.S.Issers’s classification. The significance of integrative and disintegrative ideologemes in the early post-perestroika discourse is universal and relevant to each world ideological picture in order to distinguish internal and external state images of «ours – theirs». © BEIESP.

Authors
Gizatullina A.R.1 , Gumerova M.I.1 , Lutfullina G.F.2 , Vashunina I.V. 3
Publisher
Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering and Sciences Publication
Number of issue
1
Language
English
Pages
5097-5100
Status
Published
Volume
9
Year
2019
Organizations
  • 1 Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation
  • 2 Kazan State Power Engineering University, Russian Federation
  • 3 Russian Foreign Trade Academy, RUDN University, Moscow State Linguistic University, Russian Federation
Keywords
Disintegrative ideologemes; Ideologeme; Integrative ideologemes; Media-political discourse; Opposition «ours; Post-perestroika; Theirs»; Thematic groups
Date of creation
24.12.2019
Date of change
24.12.2019
Short link
https://repository.rudn.ru/en/records/article/record/54938/
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