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What is Stus, Vasyl

Chapter 7
Universal Codes of Media in International Political Communications: Emerging Research and Opportunities
A Ukrainian poet, literary critic, translator and journalist. Active member of the Ukrainian dissident movement in USSR. His works were banned in Soviet Union and he himself was imprisoned until his death in Perm-36 (see). The Donetsk National University (relocated to Vinnytsia) is named after Vasyl Stus (under variant name Vasyl’ Stus) since 10 July 2016. (b. January 6, 1938 – d. September 4, 1985).
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Political Tradition and Compatibility of Universal Codes: Digital Dictatorship and Virtual Democracy
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 17
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3808-1.ch007
Abstract
The chapter dissects political tradition through a cultural prism of universal values, concentrating on globalized indoctrinations of dictatorship and democracy and their input in the widespread of global populism. Additionally, it established direct link between universal values as a structural element in universal codes of media, political tradition as it exists in media and in real life and indigenous to this research universal value of death. The latter is formulated in conjunction with political meaning and previously established universal values, providing a wide meaning of death in universal codes of media in international political communication, not only as the opposite of life, but also as a representation of many other aspects of human life.
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Chapter 1
International Political Communication: New Challenges and Old Uncertainty
A Ukrainian poet, literary critic, translator and journalist. Active member of the Ukrainian dissident movement in USSR. His works were banned in Soviet Union and he himself was imprisoned until his death in Perm-36 (see). The Donetsk National University (relocated to Vinnytsia) is named after Vasyl Stus (under variant name Vasyl’ Stus) since 10 July 2016. (b. January 6, 1938 – d. September 4, 1985).
Published in Chapter: International Political Communication: New Challenges and Old Uncertainty; From: Universal Codes of Media in International Political Communications: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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Chapter 8
Brave Old World: Facing the Challenges in Universal Codes of Media
A Ukrainian poet, literary critic, translator and journalist. Active member of the Ukrainian dissident movement in USSR. His works were banned in Soviet Union and he himself was imprisoned until his death in Perm-36 (see). The Donetsk National University (relocated to Vinnytsia) is named after Vasyl Stus (under variant name Vasyl’ Stus) since 10 July 2016. (b. January 6, 1938 – d. September 4, 1985).
Published in Chapter: Brave Old World: Facing the Challenges in Universal Codes of Media; From: Universal Codes of Media in International Political Communications: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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Chapter 4
Origin Story and Self-Made Character: Virtuality and Context of Political Figures in Media
A Ukrainian poet, literary critic, translator and journalist. Active member of the Ukrainian dissident movement in USSR. His works were banned in Soviet Union and he himself was imprisoned until his death in Perm-36 (see). The Donetsk National University (relocated to Vinnytsia) is named after Vasyl Stus (under variant name Vasyl’ Stus) since 10 July 2016. (b. January 6, 1938 – d. September 4, 1985).
Published in Chapter: Origin Story and Self-Made Character: Virtuality and Context of Political Figures in Media; From: Universal Codes of Media in International Political Communications: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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Chapter 6
Ars Longa: Intuitive Analyses in Artistic Filter and Phenomenon of Prediction in Universal Codes of Media
A Ukrainian poet, literary critic, translator and journalist. Active member of the Ukrainian dissident movement in USSR. His works were banned in Soviet Union and he himself was imprisoned until his death in Perm-36 (see). The Donetsk National University (relocated to Vinnytsia) is named after Vasyl Stus (under variant name Vasyl’ Stus) since 10 July 2016. (b. January 6, 1938 – d. September 4, 1985).
Published in Chapter: Ars Longa: Intuitive Analyses in Artistic Filter and Phenomenon of Prediction in Universal Codes of Media; From: Universal Codes of Media in International Political Communications: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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