Publication: The Ukrainian nation – Stepmother, younger sister or stillborn baby? Evidences from Russian TV debates and related political sources
The Ukrainian nation – Stepmother, younger sister or stillborn baby? Evidences from Russian TV debates and related political sources
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Date
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2020
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Published version
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Weiss, D. (2020). The Ukrainian nation – Stepmother, younger sister or stillborn baby? Evidences from Russian TV debates and related political sources. In N. Knoblock (Ed.), Language of conflict : discourses of the Ukrainian crisis (pp. 117–135). Bloomsbury Academic London New York.
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Creators (Authors)
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Title of Book
Title of Book
Title of Book
Language of conflict : discourses of the Ukrainian crisis
Place of Publication
Place of Publication
Place of Publication
London New York Oxford New Delhi Sydney
Publisher
Publisher
Publisher
Bloomsbury Academic London New York
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Page range/Item number
Page range/Item number
117
Page end
Page end
Page end
135
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Item Type
Item Type
Book Section
In collections
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Keywords
Ukraine, proximisation theory, legitimization of political action, Russia, Poland, Czechia
Language
Language
Language
English
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Publication date
2020
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2020-09-01
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978-1-3500-9856-5
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OA Status
OA Status
Green
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20 since deposited on 2020-09-01
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1 since deposited on 2020-09-01
Acq. date: 2025-11-12
Citations
Weiss, D. (2020). The Ukrainian nation – Stepmother, younger sister or stillborn baby? Evidences from Russian TV debates and related political sources. In N. Knoblock (Ed.), Language of conflict : discourses of the Ukrainian crisis (pp. 117–135). Bloomsbury Academic London New York.
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