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September 10, 2025Sign problematic field in mediaeducation1 citations

Markers of the Conflictogenicity of Intercultural Interaction on Political Telegram Channels: Problem of Systematization

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SKSvetlana L. Kushneruk

Key Points

  • The analysis indicates a notable presence of conflictogenicity in intercultural interactions on Telegram.
  • Criteria for conflictogenic world-modeling are proposed based on the nature of interethnic conflicts and discourse format.
  • Three groups of criteria determine the representation of migrant workers in Telegram discussions, impacting public perception.
  • The research offers insights to mitigate conflicts in intercultural communication through enhanced understanding.

Abstract

The paper analyzes the conflictogenicity of intercultural interaction on Russian political Telegram channels considered through the prism of conflictogenic world-modeling. The objective is to suggest the criteria of conflictogenic world-modeling, which indicates contradiction between Russians and the ethnophores from Central Asian countries coming to Russia as labour force. The sample consists of posts, retrieved from two political Telegram communities, and published through January to December 2024. The concept of conflictogenic world-modeling is introduced and defined. Three groups of criteria determining the verbal and symbolic representation of migrant workers on Russian Telegram are proposed. It is argued that they depend on the following factors: the nature of the interethnic conflicts, the format of the Telegram discourse, the quantitative and the qualitative features of language used by the agents of discourse. The research contributes to discourse studies, media linguistics, political linguistics, and conflictology. The results can be used to prevent conflicts in the sphere of intercultural communication.

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Svetlana L. Kushneruk (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b18b54b1d3bfb60e87b5https://doi.org/10.47475/2070-0695-2025-56-2-94-101
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