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+[[narva:methode|{{:logbuch:flag:deutschland.png?direct&30|Deutsch}}]]
+[[narva:gb:methode|{{:logbuch:flag:flag_of_the_united_kingdom.svg.png?direct&60|English}}]]
+[[narva:ru:methode|{{:logbuch:flag:russland.png?direct&30|Русский}}]]
+[[narva:ee:methode|{{:logbuch:flag:flag_of_estonia.svg.png?direct&30|Eesti}}]]
+==== Backstage: How the Voices Were Created ====
+<WRAP centerround 90%>
+===== 1. Aim and Framework =====
+The voices of **Narva** are not interviews but **fictional condensations of real conversations, attitudes, and tensions**.
+They were created on the basis of publicly available sources about the history, society, and present of Estonia –
+especially concerning the tensions between the Estonian- and Russian-speaking populations.
+The goal is to make **empathy and polyphony** perceptible – without claiming documentary precision.
+---
+===== 2. Research and Source Material =====
+**A. Types of Sources**
+  * **News outlets** (ERR News, Euractiv, NZZ, France24) → current political and social developments
+  * **Academic publications** (University of Tartu, OSCE, ResearchGate, FPRI) → analyses of language, identity, integration
+  * **Eyewitness accounts & online forums** → linguistic nuances and lived everyday realities
+**B. Time Frame**
+Material from **2022–2025**, focusing on:
+  * The language reform in the Estonian education system
+  * Labor migration of young adults
+  * The relationship between Narva and Tallinn, and experiences of the border
+  * Perceptions of the border with Russia
+---
+===== 3. The Process of Condensation =====
+. **Extraction:**
+   Relevant quotes, terms, and situations were taken from multiple sources.
+. **Combination:**
+   Similar statements by different people or media were **merged into a fictional composite figure**,
+   representing typical attitudes rather than individuals.
+. **Linguistic Shaping:**
+   Vocabulary and rhythm were adjusted to sound **authentic but not documentary**.
+. **Context Check:**
+   Each scene was – as far as possible – **reviewed in dialogue with factual information and voices from Narva/Estonia**,
+   to achieve a balanced depiction.
+---
+===== 4. The Backgrounds as a Second Layer =====
+Beneath each dialogue lies an **optional layer: the background**.
+It links brief contextual notes (data, tendencies, terminology) with interpretive reflection
+and forms the transition between **research** and **artistic condensation**.
+This allows readers to trace **where the tone of a voice originates** without breaking the flow of reading.
+Each section also includes a list of publicly accessible **sources from the resonance field of the respective voice**.
+---
+===== 5. Ethics and Responsibility =====
+The dialogues respect the **dignity of real persons and communities**.
+They avoid labeling, irony, or accusations.
+The fiction serves **understanding, not judgment** – seeking **resonance between factual and felt truth**.
+No sentence in the dialogues is a literal quote –
+but perhaps each one could have been **said like this**, in a certain situation.
+---
+===== 6. Disclaimer =====
+**“These texts are artistic interpretations of real-world themes.
+They are based on publicly available research but do not constitute journalistic or scientific statements.
+Persons and situations are fictionalized – inspired by reality, yet not identical with it.”**
+----
+<WRAP centeralign>
+[[narva:gb:start|Introduction]] |
+[[narva:gb:stimmen_uebersicht|The 11 Voices]] |
+[[narva:gb:kooperation_mit_ki|On Working with AI]]
+</WRAP>
+{{csv>kompendium:narva_quellenmatrix_2025.csv?delimiter=;&header=1}}
+</WRAP>