The origins of the Russian language in Donbas through the prism of the press

this article is devoted to the study of the origins of the Russian language in Donbass through the prism of print in glocal, global, synchronic and diachronic aspects. The authors consider various approaches that demonstrate the interconnection and help to understand more fully how and why the Russian language developed exactly in the designated region, taking into account both internal and external influences on its formation. The researchers note that the formation of the Russian ethnos in Donbass began in the XIV-XVI centuries, with its language, culture, Orthodoxy and everyday life, and an important aspect in this process was the evolution of oral speech, the development of the information environment and the emergence of the first social and communicative links, which contributed to the creation of an information space saturated with a variety of meanings through images, symbols, sounds, ideas and beliefs.

the Russian language, media linguistics, philology, press, mass media, Donbass, precedent units, linguocultural situation