Август II Сильный и Станислав Лещинский: речевая репрезентация польских королей в газете "Ведомости": (1702-1727)

Abstract

В статье рассматривается стилистика репрезентации польских королей в сложный исторический момент, который был отмечен явными чертами политической пропаганды с использованием речевых тактик, характерных для медийного дискурса.

Peter the Great's “Vedomosti”, being the only Russian newspaper of its time, represented the official state point of view on the international agenda in news materials related to Poland as a territory of active Russian influence and therefore inextricably linked with Polish kings Augustus II the Strong and Stanislaw Leszczynski. The purpose of this article is to consider the stylistics of the representation of these two personalities at a difficult historical moment, which was marked by obvious features of political propaganda using communicative speech tactics, also typical of the modern media discourse.