Concept of “Mankurtism” as a Social Problem in Television Discourse of Kazakhstan

IF 0.2 4区社会学 Q4 AREA STUDIES Bilig Pub Date : 2021-10-27 DOI:10.12995/bilig.9909

Y. Ormakhanova, A. Serikbayeva, Zeynep Bazarbaeva

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Abstract

This article is dedicated to the case study of the television discourse in Kazakhstan. Using the communicative and pragmatic approach, the author studies the causes of the “mankurtism” occurrence on the Kazakhstani television. Referring to the research of Kazakh linguists, the author considers the issue related to the observance of the language balance 50/50, according to which the share of broadcasting in the Kazakh language shall account for 50 percent, and another share of 50 percent is reserved for the broadcasting in Russian. Using the method of interpretation, аs a part of the undertaken study, the mistakes concerning the language use in the media discourse, have been analyzed as exemplified by the Kazakhstani Talent Show and Review TV programs. Аs well as there have been given the data on the findings of a sociological survey on a topic titled the National Self-Determination in Kazakhstan. The method of the experiment is selected with the aim of identifying places of “mankurtism” in society.

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哈萨克斯坦电视话语中的社会问题——“曼库尔主义”概念

本文以哈萨克斯坦的电视话语为个案进行研究。笔者运用交际学和语用学的方法，对哈萨克斯坦电视节目中出现“曼库尔主义”现象的原因进行了研究。在提到哈萨克语言学家的研究时，发件人认为这是关于遵守语言平衡50/50的问题，根据这一平衡，哈萨克语广播的份额应占50%，另外50%的份额保留给俄语广播。使用口译的方法，作为研究的一部分，以哈萨克斯坦才艺表演和评论电视节目为例，分析了媒体话语中语言使用的错误。Аs以及关于题为哈萨克斯坦民族自决问题的社会学调查结果的数据。选择实验方法的目的是找出社会中存在“人类主义”的地方。

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