The Pastoral Power after the Russian Revolution

Student: Kosatyy Roman

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

The work done is an attempt to reveal the hidden manifestations of the elements of pastoral power through the study of discursive practices in Russia in the period after the Revolution of 1917 until the mid-20s. The research strategy was to read the legal acts and publicistic monuments related to the selected historical period in the framework of a critical discourse analysis.

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