ENDING AND CONTENT FORMAT AS STRUCTURE-FORMING COMPONENTS OF PRESENTING MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC THEMES IN THE TEXTS OF ORTHODOX PUBLICATIONS

Abstract

The article examines such structural components of journalistic text as the ending and content format, which are used in publications by a number of Orthodox online media outlets (2019—2023) in order to effectively present military-patriotic themes related to the events of the Great Patriotic War, ensuring that they are objectively understood and assimilated by the reading audience. The various structural techniques used in the compositional structure of the publication’s ending (the solution, the “tie,” the futuristic ending, and the conclusion) and the content format (the distribution of material into content-based thematic blocks, text inserts, photographs of the publication’s characters, and illustrations) serve as a unique platform for creating historical, patriotic, and moralizing content, which is essential for fostering a sense of patriotism that encompasses loyalty to one’s homeland, love for one’s people, and a willingness to serve the interests of one’s country.