The present talk attempts an identification of the various voices reporting the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea in different Russian media outlets in order to determine to what extent the national news discourse on this particular issue can be considered remarkably uniform, or, instead, whether it is possible to talk about the existence of competing narratives. I shall organize the talk into four sections: first, I briefly outline the analytical framework; in the second section I present my research questions and material; then I present and discuss the main findings sorted by source; finally, I try to draw some preliminary conclusions.
Are Counter-Narratives possible? A study on Crimean crisis coverage on Russian web-media / F. Volpi. ((Intervento presentato al 51. convegno ASEEES Annual Convention tenutosi a San Francisco nel 2019.
Are Counter-Narratives possible? A study on Crimean crisis coverage on Russian web-media
F. Volpi
2019
Abstract
The present talk attempts an identification of the various voices reporting the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea in different Russian media outlets in order to determine to what extent the national news discourse on this particular issue can be considered remarkably uniform, or, instead, whether it is possible to talk about the existence of competing narratives. I shall organize the talk into four sections: first, I briefly outline the analytical framework; in the second section I present my research questions and material; then I present and discuss the main findings sorted by source; finally, I try to draw some preliminary conclusions.
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