COMMUNITIES OF CONFLICT MOBILIZATION IN SOCIAL NETWORKS OF RUSSIA AND GERMANY AS ACTUAL ACTORS OF PROTEST COMMUNICATION: GENERAL AND SPECIFIC SYSTEMIC-COMMUNICATIVE CHARACTERISTICS

Abstract

The article presents results of comparing the studied systemic-communicative characteristics of the Russian- and German-speaking communities of conflict mobilization in the social networks VKontakte and Facebook, reflecting the spatio-temporal (genre-discursive specificity), collective-personal and substantive dimension of modern protest. The conclusion is made on similar genre-discursive features of the described communicative practices, on similar communicative manifestations of the process of the mediatization of society and politics, ways and means of forming and maintaining Internet solidarity; on general and specific patterns of user behavior of community members, communicative behavior of the addressee and addressee in the course of conflict mobilization; on multiple intersections of thematic dominants, reflecting the spheres-sources of objects of problematization; on the overlapping and different relevant strategies for shaping the social risk agenda in the mobilization communities of the two countries.