Kultura-Media-Teologia, 2021, nr 47

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Crisis communication and the potential worsening of crises
Kochan, Marek (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
The topic of this article is crisis communication in the media and in politics. The author discusses the definitions of a crisis and the rules of crisis communication, then analyses several case studies of crisis communication when the crisis was worsened rather than reduced. Six mistakes in crisis communication are analysed in the article: 1) falsehood, 2.) missing the allegation, 3) aggression, 4) lack of empathy, 5) message inconsistency, and 6) missing the expectations of the audience. In the final part of the article the author discusses the issue of creating effective crisis communication and its rules.
Faces of Georgian Cinema
Wieczorek, Bartosz (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
The purpose of this paper is to present, on the basis of foreign literature, the main characters and the main lines of development in Georgian cinema from its inception to the present. In Poland there have been no comprehensive studies of this issue. The presented text focuses mainly on the history of Georgian cinema, showing its uniqueness. Closer to the present is the profile of Tengiz Abuladze, one of the greatest Georgian directors. This text does not pretend to present a comprehensive panorama of Georgian cinema, but it outlines the most important components. A full presentation of the Georgian cinema still requires numerous studies.
“He who lives by the sword…” The images of death in Japanese samurai films
Łęcicki, Grzegorz (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
Samurai Japanese film as a specific kind of film. Analysis of chosen images of death in representative samurai films. Comparison of the ideology of samurai films with values of Western culture formed by the Decalogue and the Gospel.
Managing crisis communication in the social media space in the context of hate speech
Kaczmarek-Śliwińska, Monika (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
Crisis management is often hampered by the occurrence online aggression. Environment of new media and social media is characterized by features which in not-supporting conditions can effectively threaten the crisis management. Hence essential an awareness of the phenomenon, but also potential effects and ways of reacting are being shown. It is worthwhile also having a fact that a presence and an activity are missing the person on the account or isn’t guaranteeing the organization avoiding connected problems from online aggression.
Niedziela, the Catholic Weekly, 1981–2014: Publishing Concepts and Positioning Among Polish Media
Dzierżyńska-Mielczarek, Jolanta (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
In the ninety-year-old history of “Niedziela” a number of periods can be distinguished. They are demarcated by subsequent editions of the magazine, chief editors’ visions of its handling and the role it played among the entirety of catholic press in Poland. The newest chapter in “Niedziela’s” history is tied with father Ireneusz Skubiś who edited the magazine for almost 33 years and since July 2014 serves as honorary editor in chief. He made “Niedziela” the second biggest catholic weekly magazine in Poland and one of the leading opinion-forming magazines in Polish media system.
On the essence of mindfulness in an inattentive world
Szpunar, Magdalena (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
The article deals with issues related to the practice of mindfulness. The history of the models is presented, but the focus is on the importance of the process of correcting defects and thinking. The practice of mindfulness, understood as the process of accelerating out of negative mental ruts and the burden of ruminative thinking, has contributed to improving the quality of life and the overall general understanding of the well-being of individuals.
Suicides of teenagers on the Internet in the perspective of media pedagogy
Drzewiecki, Piotr (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
On the internet, we can find a lot of information on how to commit suicide; we can learn about various forms of suicide. There are more and more cases of internet suicides, committed online, live. According to a report prepared by the British Medical Journal in 2008, the internet encouraged more than discouraged people from committing suicide. In this article, i analysed the problem from the perspective of media education. How can the internet be the “culture of life”? How can we carry out effective suicide prevention?
The characteristics of game shows broadcast on Polish public television
Barczyk, Agnieszka (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
The increasing competition in the media industry, the changes in viewer habits, and the viewers’ demand for infotainment have an impact on all television genres. The news, current affairs programmes, and even documentaries have all undergone massive changes. The aim of the paper is to take a closer look at the changes that the game show, a specific genre of tv programme, has undergone so far. A presentation of the history of the game show and of the programmes currently on polish public television as well as an analysis of selected tv programmes are intended to indicate the contemporary status of game shows.
The Commercialisation of Contemporary Culture
Kawecki, Witold (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
Nowadays, consumption is becoming the actual state of culture, in which human activity is subordinated to the market. This process is sometimes referred to as the supermarketisation and commercialisation of culture. It is the transfer of behaviour patterns that are typical of economic relationships onto the cultural behaviours of people. The commercialisation of culture means guiding oneself in life by the criteria of trade, in which artistic goods and services are treated like commodities. From such a perspective, culture becomes a matter of taste, personal choice determined by nationality, wealth, social class, and education and is more and more strongly shaped by the market with all the resulting consequences.
The image of Poland and Poles in European public discourse: An analysis of polls and articles from the Western press, 2004–2017
Świrska-Czałbowska, Karolina (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
The concept of this paper is to present how Poland and the Polish people were perceived in the “old” EU countries prior to the Polish accession to European Union and how the Polish people were evaluated in the context of the “eastern enlargement.” The article is an attempt to answer whether the image of Poland has changed due to the inclusion of Poland in the European institutions, and to what extent, as well as how the 13 years in the EU structures have influenced the perception of our country, amongst both the EU political elites and ordinary citizens. The sources used include public opinion polls, both Polish and international, as well as articles, mainly from the English-language press.
The Reportage Discourse on Post-memory: Casus of “Un Papa de sang” by Jean Hatzfeld
Żyrek-Horodyska, Edyta (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
This article refers to post-memory, which is treated today as very important problem appearing in contemporary literary reportage. The reflection on the memory of the second generation gains a special dimension in journalistic texts: on the one hand, it stands in opposition to the mass media’s postulate of covering the current news; on the other hand, it allows us to pay attention to the situation of communities that are still struggling with the consequences of trauma several years after a war. The purpose of the research outlined in this sketch is to analyse the reportage Un Papa de sang by the French reporter Jean Hatzfeld, which deals with the trauma of the genocide in Rwanda, recorded in the memory of the second generation.
The topics on magazine covers and the reactions of Polish audiences
Jupowicz-Ginalska, Anna (Wydział Teologiczny UKSW w Warszawie, 2021)
This article is a continuation of research on the topics that are displayed on the front covers of magazines. The subject of research is the content of these topic areas. The main purpose of the analysis is to investigate the reaction of Polish audiences to the topics of magazine cover stories. Other goals are to present 1) the impact of demographic categories (gender, age, education, and place of residence) on the reception of the cover story topics and 2) the most and least popular topics among representatives of each of these demographic categories. The author tests her hypothesis that the selection of topics for covers affects the reactions of polish audiences, encouraging or discouraging them to choose a specific magazine. However, consumers’ decisions are linked to the above-mentioned demographic categories. The paper is based on a quantitative survey, conducted with Computer Assisted Web Interviews between September 2 and 6, 2016 on a nationwide sample of Poles (N = 1,094), selected by panel Ariadna.

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