Keywords
travel adventure
satirical reproduction
regional press
satirical genres
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Abstract
Introduction. Satire and humor are a kind of comic character and one of the most interesting genres that enrich the press with a unique style, image, and emotionality. As practice shows, satirical and critical publications take a leading place in journalism. Relevance of research is that satire and humor heritage of revival travel adventure of Rivne press remains the unexplored phenomenon, despite the fact that these genres constantly attracts the attention of researchers. The research methodology is based on a systematic approach, the obligation of which allows getting a deeper understanding of the features of the formation of satirical genres that create an adventure route. The survey has applied comparative and historical method: general and special features were found out by comparing method, and the reasons of these similarities and differences, changes. Trends and main regularities of formation of modern travel media text were defined. Results and discussion. There is every reason to consider publications with elements of travel adventures to some extent scientific and journalistic text, even on formal grounds, as it presents the necessary scientific apparatus: notes, photographs, historical, geographical, household information, applications. The image of the reader in a journalistic text is one of the forms of expression of the author’s position. This is especially important when the publication is aimed at a readership which has some idea of the problem or situation being described. The need to single out satirical genres that recreate the adventure route in regional publications is indicated by the nature of creative work, when the publication is aimed at a readership that has some idea of the problem or situation described. Thus, the studied satirical genres are directly aimed at the reader, and the recipient enters the genre fabric as a participant in the process of «truth-seeking». Therefore, the text of satirical genres has at least two addressees. First, it is aimed directly at the person in question. Secondly, it is focused on dialogue with the reader, which can be expressed as a satirical component. Conclusions and prospects. A review of satirical genres that recreate the adventure route in regional publications and travel themes allows summarizing that in contrast to the literary text, which shows the dissimilarity of the real and internal subject of the story, the journalistic text identifies the author with a specific biographical personality, which has special psychological impact on target audience.
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