Gender Features of Discourse in Women's Literature as a Reflection of Changes in the Modern Society

Khachmafova, Zayneta R.; Karabulatova, Irina S.; Lyausheva, Svetlana; Luchinskaya, Elena; Osipov, Gennady V.

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n3s2p476

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“…The very interaction of the three leading discursive podcasts (media, advertising, and PR) generates a synergistic effect of a complex powerful psychological influence on the gloss audience, creating a recommended trend in society of gender behavior of a certain glossy ideal. This glossy ideal is consistent with the patterns of gender behavior produced in gender-oriented literature [4], reinforcing new gender attitudes in modern society that are becoming role models in the youth audience. Therefore, we consider the functioning of the gender-oriented GMD as a dynamic discursive process that plays an active role as a transformer and catalyst for transformation in the socio-cultural and educational space of Russia in the XXI century.…”

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“…Women's magazines focus on the production of social stereotypes of femininity, focusing the audience's attention on the familiar areas of women's attention: fashion, style and lifestyle, psychology of gender relations, denying the very possibility of a different philosophical and ideological position in contrast to men's gloss [3]. At the same time, motivations are created to preserve the usual gender roles in society, consolidating Patriarchal behavior [4]. However, masculine traits have become more advanced in the female GMD.…”

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Evaluation of psychological and pedagogical strategies for creating gender motivation in modern glossy magazines as an “Overton Window” in an electronic and digital society

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Savchuk

Laura³

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The authors consider modern glossy magazines as a tool for constructing and transforming gender attitudes in the context of psychological and pedagogical strategies for constructing gender in the conditions of an electronic-digital society and the specifics of communication in a pandemic situation of self-isolation, when information from the Internet has a dominant influence on modern people. A special aspect belongs to the analysis of the “Overton window” mechanism in preserving and / or transforming established gender roles in the modern electronic information society. Magazine discourse at the beginning of the 21st century acts as a powerful tool for influencing the recipient in a situation where digital communication and electronic advertising discourse prevail. The authors analyze the phenomenon of creating motivation for predictable gender behaviour, which is influenced by electronic glossy magazine discourse, considered from the perspective of psycholinguistics. The authors define this type of discourse as a special type of discursive process that acts as an explicit tool of globalization. The authors use the author’s synergetic approach based on the methods of linguistics, pedagogy, psychology and economic management as a methodology. The authors emphasize the novelty of this discourse in the context of its influence on the formation and transformation of the modern language personality in the context of gender stereotypes. The relevance of the research is emphasized by the fact that glossy mass-media discourse is the latest in terms of the chronology of the historical process. It actualizes the poly-ethno-socio-cultural and educational space of the beginning of the XXI century, demonstrates the processes of transformation of gender attitudes in the context of unification and globalization in the value orientations of the “philosophy of glamour”.

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Evaluation of psychological and pedagogical strategies for creating gender motivation in modern glossy magazines as an “Overton Window” in an electronic and digital society

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Savchuk

Laura³

et al. 2020

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“…In other words, emotions express the subject's attitude to the world around him/her, his/her feelings and experiences [5].…”

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Means of expressing emotions in the engineering profession

2020

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The paper examines the language means representing indignation emotion in art communication on the basis of material of the Russian and German languages. The purpose of the paper is to describe and analyze the language means of objectification of an emotional condition of indignation the artistic discourse in the author`s and character’s speech. To achieve the goal the following methods of research are used: descriptive, contextual and stylistic-pragmatic analyses and linguistic observation technique. Fiction texts of classical and modern literature in the Russian and German languages have served as the practical material for this research. It has been established that the emotional condition of indignation in the artistic discourse is expressed by verbal and non-verbal means through the direct nomination of this emotion, as well as by means of the description. The theoretical importance of the research lies in the studying of the mechanisms of linguistic indignation emotion expression means in the artistic discourse.

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“…The modern society participants impose on additional installation of rewards and punishments under the influence of various media. On the one hand, the search for the ideal partner, searching for the ideal person (Karabulatova, 2013, p. 793;Khachmafova, Karabulatova, Luchinskaya & Osipov 2015;Ostrovskaya, Karabulatova, Khachmafova, Lyaucheva & Osipov, 2015& Karabulatova, Khachmafova, Bricheva, Nescheretova & Bersirova, 2015. On the other hand, is self-blame and punishment in violation of accepted norms (Ostrovskaya, Karabulatova, Khachmafova, Lyaucheva & Osipov, 2015;Khairullina N.G.…”

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Traditional Values and the Problem of Death Sentence in American Mass Media

Ustinova¹

2015

MJSS

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In the present article we examined the genesis of public opinion in the USA about the death sentence basing on public reaction to the information given on the subject in written and electronic mass media. We placed our close attention on the changes of public opinion in evaluating facts due to ratings of the sources and the influence of certain US mass media. The issues covered in the present article appear not only relevant and valid from politico-social point of view, but are also undoubtedly innovative in two aspects: the global character of presentation of a problem and the specificity of the attained results.

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Gender Features of Discourse in Women's Literature as a Reflection of Changes in the Modern Society

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Evaluation of psychological and pedagogical strategies for creating gender motivation in modern glossy magazines as an “Overton Window” in an electronic and digital society

Evaluation of psychological and pedagogical strategies for creating gender motivation in modern glossy magazines as an “Overton Window” in an electronic and digital society

Means of expressing emotions in the engineering profession

Traditional Values and the Problem of Death Sentence in American Mass Media

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