COMPUTER CONTENT ANALYSIS IN LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Aim. To identify the features of the application of ethnophaulisms in Russian-speaking and German-speaking media and establishing their influence on the formation of heterostereotypes. Methodology. The main content of the research is an analysis of the results obtained by computer content analysis, which was used to detect ethnophaulisms in the comments of readers of German and Russian news outlets. In addition, the continuous sampling method was used, as well as the method of comparative analysis. Results. It was revealed that the ethnophaulisms in the comments to the texts of the Russian media mainly reflect the attitude of Russians towards the inhabitants of Ukraine. In the comments of the Russian media, a small number of ethnophaulisms directly related to Germany were revealed. The attitude of German readers towards residents of Russia is also related to the conflict in Ukraine. Research implications. The theoretical significance of the research is in its successful identification of ethnophaulisms by the means of computer content analysis methods. The obtained data expand our knowledge about the paradigmatic interaction of linguistic means reflecting stereotypes in various linguistic cultures. The practical significance of the research is explained by the fact that its results can be applied in foreign language classes, linguistic and cultural studies, comparative lexicology, applied linguistics, and intercultural communication.

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Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University
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2024-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.18384/2224-0209-2024-3-1500
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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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COMPUTER CONTENT ANALYSIS IN LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Alla E. Guseva, Olga V. Prokofyeva
Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University
Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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COMPUTER CONTENT ANALYSIS IN LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Alla E. Guseva, Olga V. Prokofyeva
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Aim. To identify the features of the application of ethnophaulisms in Russian-speaking and German-speaking media and establishing their influence on the formation of heterostereotypes. Methodology. The main content of the research is an analysis of the results obtained by computer content analysis, which was used to detect ethnophaulisms in the comments of readers of German and Russian news outlets. In addition, the continuous sampling method was used, as well as the method of comparative analysis. Results. It was revealed that the ethnophaulisms in the comments to the texts of the Russian media mainly reflect the attitude of Russians towards the inhabitants of Ukraine. In the comments of the Russian media, a small number of ethnophaulisms directly related to Germany were revealed. The attitude of German readers towards residents of Russia is also related to the conflict in Ukraine. Research implications. The theoretical significance of the research is in its successful identification of ethnophaulisms by the means of computer content analysis methods. The obtained data expand our knowledge about the paradigmatic interaction of linguistic means reflecting stereotypes in various linguistic cultures. The practical significance of the research is explained by the fact that its results can be applied in foreign language classes, linguistic and cultural studies, comparative lexicology, applied linguistics, and intercultural communication.

Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University(3)
Federal College of Education, Kano (NG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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