The war in Iraq through the eyes of Polish and Czech reporters: The example of texts by Paweł Smoleński, Mariusz Zawadzki, Michal Kubal, František Šulc and Barbora ŠámalováThis paper analyzes three reportage books focusing on the war in Iraq in 2003. Two reportages are Polish, the authors of the third book are Czech journalists. Paweł Smoleński focuses primarily on the knowledge of Iraqi culture and mentality in the face of building a new Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein. The armed conflict itself remains somewhat in the background of the reporter’s interest. Smoleński’s texts are closest to so-called literary coverage. Mariusz Zawadzki as an embedded correspondent — among other things — accompanied U.S. troops to cover combat operations. The texts of Czech reporters, some of which were in Iraq since the very beginning, are closer to the so-called “feature”. In addition, they are stylized as a reporter quasi-diary.
波兰和捷克记者眼中的伊拉克战争:以pawezSmoleński, Mariusz Zawadzki, Michal Kubal, František Šulc和Barbora ŠámalováThis的文本为例,本文分析了2003年伊拉克战争的三本报告文学书籍。两本报告文学是波兰的,第三本书的作者是捷克记者。paweowSmoleński主要关注伊拉克文化的知识,以及在萨达姆倒台后建立新伊拉克时的心态。武装冲突本身在某种程度上仍然是记者感兴趣的背景。Smoleński的文本最接近所谓的文学报道。Mariusz Zawadzki作为一名随军记者,陪同美军报道战斗行动。捷克记者的文本,其中一些从一开始就在伊拉克,更接近所谓的“特写”。此外,它们的风格是记者的准日记。
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