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Author
Wajzer Mateusz (Uniwersytet Śląski w Katowicach)
Title
Graffiti polityczne jako subforma wyrażania poglądów politycznych poprzez działania symboliczne (eksponowanie symboli): Buenos Aires w dobie kryzysu lat 2001-2002
Political Graffiti as an Subform of Express of Political Conviction by the Symbolic Activities (display Of Symbols): Buenos Aires in Crisis Period of 2001-2002
Source
Studia Politicae Universitatis Silesiensis, 2013, T. 10, s. 99-128
Keyword
Polityka, Stosunki polityczne, Kryzys gospodarczy, Komunikowanie społeczne, Sztuka
Politics, Political relations, Economic crisis, Social communication, Art
Note
summ.
Country
Argentyna
Argentina
Abstract
Z reguły kryzysy ekonomiczne czy polityczne mobilizują ludzi do zabrania głosu, do ustosunkowania się wobec zastanej rzeczywistości. Wzmaga się wtedy partycypacja polityczna obywateli, egzemplifikująca się najczęściej w formach niekonwencjonalnych, często z użyciem przemocy. Na porządku dziennym stają się masowe protesty przeradzające się w starcia z policją bądź innymi służbami porządkowymi, nielegalne demonstracje, strajki, okupacja budynków, bojkot osób bądź instytucji politycznych czy ekonomicznych, dewa-stacja mienia, blokowanie ruchu samochodów bądź pociągów czy malowanie obrazów i napisów o wydźwięku politycznym w miejscach publicznych1.(fragment tekstu)

History provides many examples of ups and downs of modern countries, which are called, in professional literature, as terms of economic trends and contractions in the country's economy, social sphere, international relations and so on. They are most often observed in countries with permanent internal dismay, poorly developed economies and especially prone to the influence of global markets. Without any doubts, Argentina is one of such countries, its history is marked with economical crises, coup d'états, rampant bursts of social discontent and so on... Discontent or the lack of acceptance with the present reality, are very often demonstrated by symbolic actions, such as painting on the walls. Political graffiti, which is described, is one of the simplest and least vulnerable to victimization means of articulating political views. This tendency is illustrated in the present article, in which the understanding of the presentation of selected issues concerning the political graffiti in Buenos Aires, during the crisis years of 2001-2002, has fallen. Key words: political graffiti, symbolic activities, display of symbols, Buenos Aires, Argentina(original abstract)
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