The Type of Specialised Russian Electronic Edition Dedicated to Culture: Issue-based Aspects

Student: Belaya Daria

Educational Programme: Journalism (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2020

The problems of culture are an extremely debatable sphere in which there is not and cannot be one approach that would be true for all phenomena. In this regard, there are a large number of diverse discourses. The online publications that we analyze in this study represent various pictures of the world and are examples of the use of discourses that we tried to characterize in this study. In our opinion, when analyzing the wide empirical base of cultural sites, the most appropriate strategy is to formulate their types. In this regard, the goal of our study is to identify the key types of online cultural editions.

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