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22. Jun 2026

Cinema as a Tool of Information Influence

“Of all the arts, cinema is the most important for us.” This phrase, attributed to Lenin, neatly captures the early Bolshevik understanding of film’s political power. The collection Modern Russian Cinema as a Battleground in Russia’s Information War, edited by Alexander Rojavin and Helen Haft, examines contemporary Russian cinema at the intersection of information influence,
15. May 2026

Why Do Intelligent People Hold On to False Beliefs?

Anna-Maria Vaskovskaja, National Library of Estonia The edited volume The Psychology of False Beliefs: Collective Delusions and Conspiracy Theories by Joseph P. Forgas begins with an uncomfortable but necessary assumption: human beings are not naturally truth-seeking machines. We like to think of ourselves as rational decision-makers who revise our views when better evidence appears. Public
15. Feb 2026

Book introduction: how “Media Work” makes language learning more meaningful

Anna-Maria Vaskovskaja, National Library of Estonia Carla R. Chamberlin is a faculty member in Applied Linguistics and Communication at Pennsylvania State University’s Abington College. Her teaching and research focus on second-language learning and teaching in new media environments, and on how language and media shape identities and attitudes, including perceptions of bilingualism and language policy.

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