social communication

Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities: Ukrainian Dimension

The 1st International Workshop on Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities (SCIA-2022) was conducted as online event on October 20, 2022 in Lviv, Ukraine. The workshop aims to disseminate and exchange ideas and practical experience in using digital and information methods in the humanitarian sphere. SCIA-2022 topics covers social communication, cultural analytics and information activity in digital humanities. This volume includes 18 papers that were presented and submitted to the workshop proceedings. 

SCIA-2023: Scientific Research in the Context of Wartime Realities

The 2nd International Workshop on Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities (SCIA-2023) took place as an online event on November 9, 2023, in Lviv, Ukraine. The workshop's theme was expanded to include 14 categories, providing a more comprehensive platform for the presentation of new ideas in the field of Digital Humanities and related areas. This volume of workshop materials comprises 27 papers, which underwent a thorough review and were presented for consideration and discussion. 

THE TELEMARATHON “UNITED NEWS” AS A SOURCE OF PRIMARY INFORMATION: SOCIAL FACTORS OF TRUST AND PERCEPTION

The article is devoted to a comprehensive and interdisciplinary study of the “United News” telethon as one of the key sources of primary information in the Ukrainian media space and to the analysis of its influence on the formation of trust, patterns of information perception, and the level of media literacy of the population of Ukraine in the context of the full-scale Russian invasion.

Propaganda Technique of Enemy Dehumanization: Sociocommunicative Dimension

The study explores the impact of the propaganda technique of enemy dehumanization on the Russian audience within the context of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with a focus on sociocommunicative aspects. The research examines the nature of fake messages spread through Russian Telegram channels, their influence on emotional, cognitive, and behavioral perception, and the classification of user reactions. The analysis helps to understand the mechanisms through which hostility is formed via dehumanization, evaluate audience engagement, and develop strategies to counter propaganda narratives.

Communicative culture and moral philosophy

Abstract. The scientific analysis of state-first processes regarding the functioning of the principles of tolerant cooperative interaction in social life gives grounds for drawing attention to the methodological foundations of the legal consciousness of civil society. Verbal/non-verbal aggression during the war for nine years destroys his spiritual values. The deepening of the signs of decline in the normativity of the foundations of tolerant communication leads to the leveling of the principles of freedom of speech, justice and responsibility.

EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL ADVERTISING IN THE COMMUNICATION SPACE OF UKRAINE

Society always tries to be as informed as possible, especially if it concerns the political sphere. In the pre-election period, when the level of political activity increases, the information space becomes the field of their power struggle. The media have always been a kind of reference point in choosing the political sympathies of the addressees, and the content of the media shaped the attitude of these addressees toward reality. Since the public's responsibility for its political choices is high, the audience must always identify political advertising in any form.

Social communication as the interdisciplinary area: views of Juzeph Podguretsky

The aim of the study was to determine the role and place of the theoretical views of Jozef Podgurecki in the general theory of social communications.

Suggesting an analysis of social communication, J. Podguretsky never proved his logical reference to her interdisciplinary nature, but remained on the position of a psychologist, analyzing the ideas of cognitive imbalances, introversion, extraversion, empathy, ingratiation, transgression, and Machiavellianism.

New challenges for contemporary architecture: interdisciplinarity – innovation – social communication

This paper refers to seeking new possibilities for contemporary architecture to develop. The discussed problems focus on interdisciplinarity, innovation, social communication as elements indispensable for development. The article applies to the essence and the notion of relations between these elements. The presented examples illustrate selected design problems. Social communication is described as the determinant of modern society development based on information flow. Two projects are presented, both practical examples of the discussed issues.