The Proposals of The American Press Discourse Regarding The Russian-Ukrainian War - An Analytical Study By Website (The New York Times)
Keywords:
Russian-Ukrainian War, Press Discourse, New York Times, American DiscourseAbstract
The Russian-Ukrainian war is considered one of the most prominent international events in the first decade of the twenty-first century. This war has formed a major axis of international journalistic discourse. The study aims to reveal the trends of journalistic discourse of the New York Times website towards international crises that are addressed in news coverage. Identify the sources that the New York Times relied on in its coverage of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Identify the evidence paths that it used to produce journalistic discourse of the New York Times website in its coverage of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Identify the reference frameworks for the discourse of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the New York Times website. Interpret the trends of journalistic discourse presented on the New York Times website. The study relied on the media survey method and relied on the media discourse analysis tool. The study reached the following results: It relied primarily on newspaper columns in describing opinion articles. The types of speeches that addressed the Russian-Ukrainian war on the New York Times website relied on predictive speech, followed by critical and offensive speech. It adopted speech strategies towards the Russian-Ukrainian war, which is diagnosing the current situation, then analyzing events and presenting reasons. The writers’ orientation towards the issue is negative. The reasons for the journalistic discourse towards the issue of the Russian-Ukrainian war were presented. The newspaper relied on political frameworks in discussing the issue of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The newspaper relied on paths of proof in journalistic discourse, including logical paths, which were experiences and evidence from reality and linking the issue to each other in the first place. As for the illogical ones, the conclusions occupied the first place.
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