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Отражение общественной деятельности писателя в его политической публицистике (на примере творчества А.И. Приставкина)
This monograph is based on a candidate's dissertation in political science, defended at St. Petersburg State University in the specialty "Media Communications and Journalism." For the first time, a single study comprehensively analyzes the journalistic writings of Anatoly Ignatyevich Pristavkin, a prominent Soviet and Russian writer, public figure, and Chairman of the Presidential Pardon Commission.
It focuses on the genre-specific nature of media journalism and the author's "personal myth" as a methodological foundation for artistic journalism and essays. Using Pristavkin's texts from various periods ("The Valley of the Shadow of Death," "Drunken Heart Syndrome," "My Distant Carriage," and "Everything That Is Dear to Me: Letters, Memoirs, Diaries"), the mechanisms for creating a mediacratic reality that shapes readers' consciousness and influences public opinion are revealed. This work is intended for anyone interested in the history and theory of journalism, media semiotics, contemporary Russian journalism, and its influence on political culture. It is an invaluable resource for teachers, graduate students, and practicing journalists seeking to understand how the image of the witness of history is formed through the prism of the author's myth.