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DOI: Typology Of Materials On The Environmental Topic In The Media Of Uzbekistan
Nargis Sunnat kizi Kosimova , Phd In Philology, Associate Professor Faculty Of International Journalism Uzbek State University Of World Languages Tashkent, Republic Of UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses the issues of classification of materials of the media in Uzbekistan on environmental topics, analyzes the state of environmental journalism in the republic and identifies shortcomings in the presentation of environmental information and its impact on the formation of environmental thinking of the population.
The author of the study revealed and analyzed the shortcomings of the theoretical base on the problems of media coverage of environmental problems, highlight the typology of environmental journalism in Uzbekistan,consider the problems of forming the ecological culture of the population through the media.And also to determine the role of environmental journalism in Uzbekistan in the international information space.
The main results of the research are the analysis of quantitative indicators of journalistic materials on environmental topics. As a result of the study, it was revealed that there is no consistency, genre and thematic diversity in the presentation of environmental information in the media. The expediency of ecological specialization in training journalists is recommended.
Keywords
Ecology, Uzbekistan
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