E. A. Legkodukh
legkodux1983@mail.ru
Belgorod National Research University, Belgorod, Russian Federation
Style peculiaritiesof Yevgeny Primakov’s texts as a political observer in the program “International Review” and in the status of the head of the Federal Agency “Russian House”
Abstract: The article for the first time studies the problem of transformation of creative methods of international journalists in the context of stylistic changes in their narrative. The study of Yevgeny Primakov’s activities is of great interest in order to analyze the methods of work of modern international observers because he is a political analyst who preserves the traditions of the Soviet school of journalism, the author of information and analytical program and the head
of the Federal Agency “Russian house”. The following materials were selected as the empirical base: the releases of the analytical program “International Review” on the channel “Russia 24” from 2015-2021, publications by Yevgeny Primakov as the head of the Federal Agency “Russian House” on the official channel of the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States Internet-public “Vesti.Ru”, “Izvestia”, “Free Press”, “RBC” (Russian business TV channel), “RIA Novosti”, “NOVOROSSIYA.INFO” podcasts on Radio Sputnik, materials of the INF (Russian Council for International Affairs) website for the period 2021-2023. The article presents the developed author’s method, which allows us to identify important distinctive stylistic characteristics in the narrative of E. Primakov, to identify the reasons and the trend of transformation of the methods of work of E. Primakov from a political observer to the head of “Rossotrudnichestvo”.
Keywords: public websites, narrative, stylistics, evaluation, question-answer complex, impact, informing.
Paper submitted: April 11, 2023.
For citation: Legkodukh E. A. (2023) Style peculiaritiesof Yevgeny Primakov’s texts as a political observer in the program “International Review” and in the status of the head of the Federal Agency “Russian House”. Russian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, vol. 17, no. 3, pp. 77–84. DOI: 10.57015/issn1998-5320.2023.17.3.8.
