Linguistics and LanguagesCommunications Psychology
The Russian war in Ukraine increased Ukrainian language use on social media
D. Racek, B. I. Davidson, et al.
This research, conducted by Daniel Racek, Brittany I. Davidson, Paul W. Thurner, Xiao Xiang Zhu, and Göran Kauermann, explores the significant shift in the language choices of Ukrainian citizens on social media before and during the war in Ukraine. With over 4 million tweets analyzed, the study reveals a dramatic move towards a more Ukrainian online identity amidst the conflict.
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