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02438348033 Raising the Effectiveness of the Prevention and Fight against “Self-transformation”, “Self-Evolution” in the Media Today
The media is the main political weapon to fight against hostile ideas; wrong, conservative and backward views. It is also the means and method to inspire and promote the soft power of the people to deal with the aforesaid negative symptoms and contribute to the construction and protection of the Fatherland. The prevention and fight against “self-transformation” and “self-evolution” have been a vital and ongoing political task of the revolutionary media. In this article, the author will discuss the role, requirements and method of the media in the prevention and fights against self-transformation and self-evolution.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 5 (2019).
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