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Copyright (c) 2019 Артур Владимирович Атанесян, Диана Дмитриевна Челпанова, Лара Тароновна Аракелян
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В статье рассматриваются теоретические подходы к альтернативному освещению в СМИ вооруженных конфликтов в рамках концепции «журналистики мира», разработанной известным конфликтологом Й. Галтунгом и его последователями. Концепция основана на теории мира, а ее авторы обосновывают необходимость альтернативного подхода к освещению вооруженных конфликтов тем, что традиционная практика работы журналистов в конфликтных регионах в основном ложится в рамки жанра «экшн», реализуется через военную хронику и эксклюзив, провоцирует насилие и способствует эскалации вооруженных конфликтов, нагнетая общественнные настроения и стимулируя вражду. Концепция “журналистики мира” нуждается в дополнительных аргументах, а на практике сталкивается с целым рядом ограничений. В данной статье осуществляется попытка уточнения содержания термина «журналистика мира», а также проводится параллель между аргументами в пользу и против данной концепции.
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