Representation of the Russian President Image: Case of V.V. Putin(2000-2013)

Student: Tikhonova Alena

Educational Programme: Bachelor

Year of Graduation: 2014

<p>The main aim of my research to discover trends of representation of Putin’s image in Russian mass–media during 2000–2013. To achieve this aim I  solved such tasks as:</p><ul><li>Find the difference between the representation of President’s image in different Russian mass–media</li><li>Find the trends of representation of President’s image, especially the difference between Putin’s presidential image and his image during the period he was a prime–minister</li><li>Find the common components of President’s image</li></ul><p>Searching for components of sacralization was a very important part of my research.</p>

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