The Gradual Development of the Political Portrait: The Approach and Interpretation of the Author
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v7i1.2065Schlagwörter:
Political Portrait; Approach; Creative Interpretation; Portrait; Political Figure; Leader; Personality; Image; Evolution; Portrait of a Hero; Portrait Essay; Genre; Journalistic InterpretationAbstract
This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of the portrait essay’s history, the conceptualization and content of the portrait, the genre of the portrait, and its phases of formation, development, and evolution. It has been studied how the “image” of political figures in the political arena is reflected in their place, function, position, capability, and “role” in the state administration. The scientific research has been conducted on the expression of elements of the portrait essay and genre as they pertain to describing the worldview, image, and interior and outer “appearance” of leaders.
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