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Forum for Anthropology and Culture. 2012. No. 8

Contents

Editors’ Foreword

 

Forum 14: The Internet and Academic Life 

Maria Akhmetova, Andrei Alekseev, Igor Alimov, Yuri Berezkin, Michael Burawoy, Larisa Fialkova, Ivan Grinko, Katerina Guba, Vladimir Ilyin, Mikhail Krasikov, Roman Leibov, Mikhail Matlin, Natalia Mazur, Valentina Metalnikova, Irina Nazarova, Elena Nosenko-Shtein, Darya Radchenko, Ilya Utekhin, Anna Zhelnina, Tatiana Zolotova, Natalia Efimova

 

Articles

Zinaida Vasilyeva. Video-Mediated Communicative Interaction: An Analysis

Sergei Alymov. ‘Perestroika’ in the Russian Provinces

 

Political Action and the Internet: The Mass Protests in December 2011

Dmitry Gromov. Mass Protests in Moscow Through the Eyes of Anthropologists, Folklorists and Sociologists

Darya Radchenko, Dina Pisarevskaya, Irina Ksenofontova. The Logic of Virtual Protest

Anna Sokolova, Maria Golovina, Elizaveta Semirkhanova. The ‘Bandar-Log’ in Sakharov Prospect

Dmitry Gromov. ‘We Are Not the Opposition, We Are the People’

Mikhail Alekseevsky. Who Are All these People (the Ones with Placards)?

Andrei Moroz. Protest Folklore in December 2011

Maria Akhmetova. …And the Bandar-Log Have Come: Vladimir Putin’s Statement and the ‘Folk Placard’

Alexandra Arkhipova. Jokes about Putin and the Elections Ten Years On, or, Is There a Folklore of the ‘Snow Revolution’?

 

Reviews

Folk-ar t-net: novye gorizonty tvrorchestva. Ot traditsii — k virtualnosti. Sbornik statei. M.: Gosudarstvennyi respublikanskii tsentr russkogo folklora, 2007. 200 p.;
Internet i folklor: sbornik statei [The Internet and Folklore: Collected Articles]. M.: Gosudarstvennyi respublikanskii tsentr russkogo folklora, 2009. 320 p. (Dmitry Gromov)

Hyperlinks and Power Points: Public and Private in the Russian Internet. Control + Shift: Publichnoe i lichnoe v russkom internete. Sbornik statei [The Public and the Private in the Russian Internet. Collected Articles]. M: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, 2009. 336 p. (Darya Radchenko)