Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)

As a result of the analysis students come to the conclusion that the screen adaptations of Jules Verne's novel ''Michael Strogoff'' create, though an oversimplified and adapted to western stereotypes of perception, but a positive image of Russia – as a stronghold of European...

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Main Author:	Alexander Fedorov
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Academic Publishing House Researcher 2014-09-01
Series:	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
Subjects:	media stereotypes Russian image media studies media literacy education film studies students screen film Michael Strogoff
Online Access:	http://www.erjournal.ru/journals_n/1412236477.pdf

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title	Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)
title_short	Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)
title_full	Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)
title_fullStr	Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)
title_full_unstemmed	Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)
title_sort	analysis of media stereotypes of the russian image in media studies in the student audience (example: the screen versions of jules verne's novel “michael strogoff”)
publisher	Academic Publishing House Researcher
series	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
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publishDate	2014-09-01
description	As a result of the analysis students come to the conclusion that the screen adaptations of Jules Verne's novel ''Michael Strogoff'' create, though an oversimplified and adapted to western stereotypes of perception, but a positive image of Russia – as a stronghold of European values at the Asian frontiers, a country with a severe climate, boundless Siberian spacious areas, manly and patriotic warriors, a wise monarchy. At the same time, both Jules Verne's novel and its screen adaptations contain clear-cut western pragmatism – the confidence that if a man has a proper will he can rule his destiny.
topic	media stereotypes Russian image media studies media literacy education film studies students screen film Michael Strogoff
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Analysis of Media Stereotypes of the Russian Image in Media Studies in the Student Audience (example: the screen versions of Jules Verne's Novel “Michael Strogoff”)

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