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Keywords: Bible God Russia dialogue dialogue hating the Other internet communication myth new media religion social media virtual communities trolling trolling
Victor Khroul
Hate Speech in the Internet Communication on Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia
Cite: Victor Khroul, Hate Speech in the Internet Communication on Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia, "Kultura - Media - Teologia", 2016( 25) nr 2, s. 9-18.
DOI: 10.21697/kmt.25.1
A study on the Internet users' perceptions of Jehovah's Witnesses and attitudes towards them is important for understanding the role of journalism in the formation of tolerance for non-traditional religious communities. An analysis of publications about Jehovah's Witnesses in the network communication indicates of a stable negative set of attitudes towards them in Russia. The paper is based on an analysis of mass "self-communication" texts about Jehovah's Witnesses, it reveals the obvious "traces" of the media texts that can be attributed to the effects of their impact on the audience. The analysis shows the sensitivity of the mass consciousness to broadcast information about the little-known or completely unknown social groups and readiness for the rejection of those who the media labeled as "alien".
About authors
Prof. Victor Khroul
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Issues
- KMT53: Literature - Media - Language
- KMT52: In the Field of Journalism
- KMT51: Liturgy in the virtual world
- KMT50: In the field of theology, communication and media culture
- KMT49: Communication and Media
- KMT48: Contemporary paradigms of social communication
- KMT47: We celebrate our 10th anniversary
- KMT46: In the field of politics, communication and media
- KMT45: Wisdom and communication in the present day
- KMT44: Search for good, truth and beauty
- KMT43: Indentity contexts
- KMT42: Cultural Identity
- KMT41: Madia in a pandemic
- KMT40: Communication and education
- KMT39: Communication in media, culture and theology
- KMT38: Forms of Communication
- KMT37: Image in media
- KMT36: Values on the Net
- KMT35: Happiness - concepts and visualizations
- KMT34: Happiness - concepts and symbols
- KMT33: Culture and media: transformations
- KMT32: Images and simulacra
- KMT31: Escaping Sacrum
- KMT30: Public relations in non-profit institutions
- KMT29: The hate and trolling on the Internet
- KMT28: The Media, Rituals and Lifestyle
- KMT27: Interdisciplinary discourses
- KMT26: The Absolute (not)present
- KMT25: Hating and trolling on the Internet
- KMT24: Socio-cultural communication: between dialogue and social engineering
- KMT23: Monastic Spirituality
- KMT22: The Faces of the Cinema
- KMT21: Media, Relationships, Communication
- KMT20: Theology of Mass Media
- KMT19: Edith Stein – Saint and Feminist?
- KMT18: Advertising, marketing and law
- KMT17: The Truth of time, the Truth of the Screen
- KMT16: Culture and communication
- KMT15: The media and education
- KMT14: Interdisciplinary discourses
- KMT13: Manipulation in the media
- KMT12: Communications at the Council
- KMT11: Media and the sacrum
- KMT10: Religion and media
- KMT9: Media artifacts
- KMT8: Cultural spaces
- KMT7: Identity and its foundations
- KMT6: Media, culture, money and...
- KMT5: Truth in the media?
- KMT4: Supermarket of the culture
- KMT3: Media masquerade
- KMT2: Rev. prof. Antoni Lewek (1940-2010) - life and work
- KMT1: Thresholds for (post)modernity
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- Uniwersytet Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie
- Wydział Teologiczny UKSW
- Instytut Wiedzy o Kulturze
- Instytut Edukacji Medialnej i Dziennikarstwa
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