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№ 2 (4 0) 2021 № 2 ( 2021 0 ) 4 № 2 (4 0) 2021 № 2021 2 ( 4 0 ) проблемное поле медиаобразования проблемноеЗНАК поле медиаобразования научный журнал № 2 (40) 2021 Основан в 2007 году problematicSIGN feld of media education Research Journal No 2 (40) 2021 Published since 2007 Загидуллина Марина Викторовна (главный редактор), доктор филологических наук, профессор, Челябинский государственный университет Симакова Светлана Ивановна (зам. главного редактора), кандидат филологических наук, доцент, Челябинский государственный университет Топчий Ирина Владимир вна (ответственный секретарь), Челябинский государственный университет Медведева Арина Ринатовна (технический редактор, член редколлегии), Челябинский государственный университет РЕДАКЦИОННАЯ КОЛЛЕГИЯ Антропова Вера Владимировна, кандидат фило- Панова Елена Юрьевна, кандидат филологических логических наук, доцент, Челябинский государственный наук, Челябинский государственный университет (отдел университет (отдел «Теория журналистики и вопросы ме- «Речевые модели и стратегии медиадискурса») тодов медиаисследований») Распопова Светлана Сергеевна, доктор филологи- Выровцева Екатерина Владимировна, кандидат ческих наук, доцент, Московский политехнический уни- филологических наук, доцент, Санкт-Петербургский госу- верситет (отдел «Публичная сфера в аспекте массовых дарственный университет (отдел «Культурология медиа») коммуникаций») Журавлева Анна Аркадьевна, кандидат филологи- Сафонов Андрей Владимирович, кандидат филоло- ческих наук, Челябинский государственный университет гических наук, Челябинский государственный универси- (отдел «Профессиональная культура журналиста») тет (отдел «Экономика, политика, право и СМИ») Киуру Константин Валерьевич, доктор филологи- Селютин Александр Анатольевич, кандидат фило- ческих наук, профессор, Челябинский государственный логических наук, Челябинский государственный универ- университет (отдел «Коммуникативные исследования: ситет (отдел «Игровые формы коммуникации») реклама, PR, брендинг, медиа») Удлер Ирина Михайл вна, доктор филологических Морозова Анна Анатольевна, кандидат филологи- наук, доцент, Челябинский государственный университет ческих наук, Челябинский государственный университет (отдел «История журналистики») (отдел «Медиа и образование») Федоров Василий Викторович, кандидат филологи- ческих наук, Челябинский государственный университет (отдел «Современная литература, критика, публицистика в структуре массовой коммуникации») РЕДАКЦИОННЫЙ СОВЕТ ЖУРНАЛА Киршин Борис Николаевич (председатель совета), Зубанова Людмила Борисовна, доктор культуроло- кандидат филологических наук, доцент, почетный про- гии, профессор Челябинского государственного институ- фессор Челябинского государственного университета, та культуры (Челябинск) главный редактор информационно-аналитического пор- Свитич Луиза Григорьевна, доктор филологических тала «Медиазавод», руководитель проекта «Знак: про- наук, старший научный сотрудник кафедры периодиче- блемное поле медиаобразования» (Челябинск) ской печати Московского государственного университета Ажгихина Надежда Ильинична, кандидат фило- им. Ломоносова (Москва) логических наук, секретарь Союза журналистов России, Чумиков Александр Николаевич, доктор полити- член гендерного совета Международной федерации жур- ческих наук, профессор, президент Академии полити- налистов, вице-президент международной ассоциации ческой науки (АПН); вице-президент, председатель Ко- писательниц «Женский мир», член Союза российских митета по образованию и профессиональным конкурсам писателей (Москва) Российской ассоциации по связям с общественностью Голованова Елена Иосифовна, доктор филологи- (РАСО); генеральный директор Агентства «Междуна- ческих наук, профессор Челябинского государственного родный пресс-клуб. Чумиков PR и консалтинг»; главный университета, председатель Челябинского отделения Рос- научный сотрудник Центра региональной социологии и сийской ассоциации лингвистов-когнитологов, член Пре- конфликтологии Института социологии РАН (Москва) зидиума РАЛК (Челябинск) Олешко Владимир Федорович, доктор философских Загидуллина Марина Викторовна (координатор наук, профессор, зав. кафедрой периодической печати и сете- совета), доктор филологических наук, профессор Челя- вых изданий Уральского федерального университета имени бинского государственного университета (Челябинск) первого Президента России Б. Н. Ельцина (Екатеринбург) 1 Журнал выходит 4 раза в год Журнал входит в перечень ВАК Индекс 33078 Формат 60×84 /8. Адрес редакции: Редакция журнала может в объединенном каталоге Бумага офсетная. Россия, 454084, Челябинск, не разделять точку зрения авторов Пресса России Гарнитура Times. пр. Победы, 162-в, каб. 409 публикаций ISSN 2070-0695 Усл. печ. л. 24,0. Уч.-изд. л. 17,9. Тел.: (351) 799-70-29 Тираж 1000 экз. Заказ 339. e-mail: [email protected] Ответственность за содержание Учредители: Челябинский Редакционная цена одного экз. Адрес издателя: статей и качество перевода государственный университет; журнала 840 руб. Россия, 454001, Челябинск, аннотаций несут авторы Загидуллина Марина Викторовна; Отпечатано с оригинал-макета ул. Братьев Кашириных, 129 публикаций Киршин Борис Николаевич заказчика Адрес для писем: Издательство Челябинского Россия, 454001, г. Челябинск, Журнал зарегистрирован в Редактор А. Р. Медведева государственного ул. Братьев Кашириных, 129, Роскомнадзоре. Cвидетельство Вёрстка А. Р. Медведева университета редакция научного журнала ПИ № ФС77-75374 454021, Челябинск, «Знак: проблемное поле Подписано в печать 01.07.2021. ул. Молодогвардейцев, 57б медиаобразования» 12+ Выход в свет 17.07.2021. С требованиями к оформлению статей можно ознакомиться на сайте http://journals.csu.ru/index.php/znak Zagidullina M. V. (Editor-in-сhief), Doctor of Philology, Professor, Chelyabinsk State University Simakova S. I. (Deputy Chief Editor), Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor, Chelyabinsk State University Topchii I. V. (Executive Secretary), Chelyabinsk State University Medvedeva A. R. (Technical Editor, Member of the Editorial Board), Chelyabinsk State University EDITORIAL BOARD Antropova Vera, Candidate of Philology, Associate Raspopova Svetlana, Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor, Chelyabinsk State University (“Theory of Journal- Professor, Moscow Polytechnic University (“Public Sphere in ism and the Issues of Media Research Methods” Department) the Aspect of Mass Communications” Department) Vyirovtseva Ekaterina, Candidate of Philology, Safonov Andrey, Candidate of Philology, Chelyabinsk Associate Professor, St. Petersburg State University (“Cultural State University (“Economics, Politics, Law and the Media” Media” Department) Department) Zhuravleva Anna, Candidate of Philology, Chelyabinsk Selyutin Alexander, Candidate of Philology, State University (“Professional Culture of Journalist” Chelyabinsk State University (“Game Forms of Communi- Department) cation” Department) Kiuru Konstantin, Doctor of Philology, Professor, Udler Irina, Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor, Chelyabinsk State University (“Communication Studies: Ad- Chelyabinsk State University (“History of Journalism” vertising, PR, Branding, Media” Department) Department) Morozova Anna, Candidate of Philology, Chelyabinsk Fedorov Vasily, Candidate of Philology, Chelyabinsk State University (“Media and Education” Department) State University (“Modern Literature, Criticism, Journalism Panova Elena, Candidate of Philology, Chelyabinsk in the Structure of Mass Communication” Department) State University (“Speech Models and Strategies of Media Discourse” Department) EDITORIAL COUNCIL Kirshin Boris (Chairman of the Board), Candidate Zubanova Ludmila, Doctor of Culturology, Professor of of Philology, Professor Emeritus of the Chelyabinsk State the Chelyabinsk State Institute of Culture (Chelyabinsk) University, Chief Editor of the information-analytical portal Svitich Louisa, Doctor of Philology, Senior Researcher at “Mediazavod”, Project Manager “Sign: Problematic Field of the Department of Periodical Press Moscow State University Media Education” (Chelyabinsk) named after Lomonosov (Moscow) Azhgikhina Nadezda, Candidate of Philology, Secretary Chumikov Alexander, Doctor of Political Sciences, of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Member of the Gender Professor, President of the Academy of Political Science Council of the International Federation of Journalists, the (ALP); Vice-President and Chairman of the Education Vice-President of the International Association of Writers Committee and the Professional Competitions of the Russian “Women’s World”, Member of the Union of Russian Writers Public Relations Association (RPRA); Director General of (Moscow) the Agency, “International Press Club. Chumikov PR and Golovanova Elena, Doctor of Philology, Professor of the Consulting”; Chief Researcher of the Center for Confict Chelyabinsk State University, Chairman of the Chelyabinsk Resolution and Regional Sociology Institute of Sociology, Branch of the Russian Association of Linguists Cognitologists, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow) Member of the Presidium RALC (Chelyabinsk) Oleshko Vladimir, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Zagidullina Marina (Coordinator of the Council), Doctor Head of the Department of Periodical and Internet Press of of Philology, Professor of the Chelyabinsk State University the Ural Federal University named after the frst Russian (Chelyabinsk) President Boris Yeltsin (Ekaterinburg) The journal is published Editorial offce’s addres: Index 33078 in the catalogue Passed for printing 01.07.2021. 4 times a year of. 409, 162v Pobedy pr., of Russian Press Date of publication
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