https://dom.lndb.lv/data/obj/947709 Teksts Zinātnisks darbs/Teksts https://dom.lndb.lv/data/obj/947709.html Academia https://dom.lndb.lv/data/obj/947709.png Maģistra darbi Nav autora Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija 2014 latviešu Maģistra darba „Politiskā performance un performance politikā. Vladimira Putina prezidentūra.” pētījuma priekšmets ir politiskā performance un performances līdzekļu lietojums politikā mūsdienu Krievijā. Darba ietvaros pētīts, kā politisko performanci izmanto Krievijas valdošā elite un tai opozicionārie spēki, kā arī analizēta abu šo politiskās performances prakšu savstarpējā ietekme. Pētījums balstās pieņēmumā, ka valdošās elites realizētās publiskās performances formas un opozīcijas aranžētās politiskās performances prakses mūsdienu Krievijā ir cieši saistītas un to savstarpējā mijiedarbība atgriezeniski ietekmē politiskos procesus. The thesis “Political performance and performance in politics in Vladimir Putin’s Russia” has been written for the acquisition of the Master’s Degree in Arts at the Department of the Cultural Theory of the Latvian Academy of Culture. The research paper explores public performance strategies of the power elite and the opposing forces, suggesting their being closely intertwined and induced one by another. Furthermore, the possible ways how political performatives are rooted into the traditional governing structures of the Russian State and what kind of reverse impact is given back to the post-Soviet regime transformations in Russia are being observed. A particular regard is put onto the events of the so-called Snow Revolution in Russia, which marks the transition from the oppositional performance restricted to small groups of artists and activists presumably supposed to act upon the guidelines of the controlled democracy (upravlayemaya demokratija) as a type of systemic opposition (sistemnaya opozicija) to the much more extended oppositional performance activities within the social networks, which are hard to be controlled by the state and as such can be qualified as non-systemic opposition. Facing the danger to the authoritarian tendencies particularly present in Russia since the Vladimir Putin’s second presidential term, the governing elites try oppressing these political performance activities by applying harsh punishment methods to the internet opposition activists like Aleksey Navalny, by introducing severe censorship proposals and by arranging a new type of the representation symbolizing the country authoritarianism: its president Vladimir Putin as a competitive character within the social network society, namely a digital icon of the president of Russia, combining the glamour of the Western consumer society with traditional Russian patriarchalism. These representation fights not only mould the public image of Russia, but also tend to use the inner collisions for strengthening the Russian state authoritarianism towards the outer enemy, as the values of the upcoming network democracy are being regarded by the Russian state leadership. Autors: Galēja, Liena Academia (Kolekcija) Humanitārās zinātnes https://academia.lndb.lv/156 Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija 2021-09-14 2025-10-23 Nav definēts APLIS autortiesību statuss Nav definētas APLIS piekļuves tiesības Nav definēts APLIS autortiesību paziņojums Nav definēts APLIS piekļuves paziņojums False Nav aizsargāts ar autortiesībām Pieejams tīmeklī https://dom.lndb.lv/data/obj/file/31738472 PDF Document 31738472.pdf 2.88 MB application/pdf Lotte 14.09.2021 14:46:50 14.09.2021 14:46:50 103 Document Microsoft® Word 2010 Microsoft® Word 2010 14.09.2021 14:46:50 Lotte No Document Lotte 14.09.2021 14:46:50 1.5 JSON File 31738473.json 8.51 KB application/json 14.09.2021 14:46:59 14.09.2021 14:46:59 14.09.2021 14:46:59 14.09.2021 14:46:59 copyright.json Autortiesību fails JSON File 40531209.json 2.67 KB application/json 23.10.2025 16:10:14 23.10.2025 16:10:14 23.10.2025 16:10:14 23.10.2025 16:10:14