Government's Symbolic Policy in the Management of Cinematography: a Modern Experience of the USA, France and Russia

Student: Levchenko Mariya

Faculty: Saint-Petersburg School of Social Sciences

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 9

Year of Graduation: 2017

This paper is devoted to the investigation of the degree of the influence of symbolic content transmitted through cinematography on the strategy of state regulation and the political course conducted in the state on the example of three countries - France, the Russian Federation and the USA. A time frame was taken from 2000 to 2016 for analysis. Thus, having traced the interrelation between the content of oral speeches of heads of state, functional legislative changes and symbolic meanings, broadcast by the cinema, we outlined the strategies for impact of the state symbolic policy on the maintenance of the sphere of cinematography in the countries under consideration.

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