The Man Without a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin
Una publicación de . . . . .セ Estudios Interdisciplinarios Jurídicos,.Sociales y Humanistas I セ セ """"""'" ICESI FACULTAD DE DERECHO Y CIENCIAS SOCIALES The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin Jessica Rex (jessica_rex@) GESSEN, Masha (). The Man Without a Face-The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin. Riverhead Books, pp. Masha Gessen’s “The Man without a Face-the Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin” is a biography of the Russian president Vladimir Putin. It focuses on Putin’s rise to the top of the power in the Russian state and examines the events and circumstances leading up to this in great detail. The author ties Putin’s biography to recent events in Russian history, taking readers all the way from the Soviet times to the collapse of the Soviet Union, and over the first attempts at building a democracy to the current state of the Russian politics. The author of the book, Masha Gessen, was born on January 13, , in Moscow, Russia. However, later, her family immigrated to the United States. There, Masha worked as a jourTrans-pasando Fronteras, Núm.3, Cali-Colombia ISSN • ISSN-e nalist for v
The Man Without a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin
Every once in a while I’m shocked to learn anew that the American news media has missed the mark in its reporting of events around the world. Masha Gessen’s recent portrait of third-term Russian President Vladimir Putin, The Man Without a Face, is an excellent case in point.
For example, one year ago, in December , we learned about large demonstrations in Moscow protesting the obviously rigged outcome of the latest Russian elections, which had awarded nearly 50 percent of the vote to the President’s party, United Russia. What I didn’t learn from the reports I read here in America was that estimates of the crowd in Moscow ran as high as , and that “[p]rotests were held [the same day] in ninety-nine cities in Russia and in front of Russian consulates and embassies in more than forty cities around the world.” Reports in The New York Times and other U.S. news sources gave the impression that the events were the work of Russia’s tiny, long-beleaguered liberal minority and meant little. In fact, the demonstrations and marches were far more broad-based t
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"[An] absorbing portrait… Gessen is most illuminating when she details the historical accidents that allowed an unexceptional bureaucrat to rule Russia." –The New Yorker
“Part psychological profile, part conspiracy study… As a Moscow native who has written perceptively for both Russian and Western publications, Gessen knows the cultures and pathologies of Russia… [and has] a delicious command of the English language… A fiercely independent journalist… Gessen’s armchair psychoanalysis of Putin is speculative. But it is a clever and sometimes convincing speculation, based on a close reading of Putin’s own inadvertently revealing accounts of his life, and on interviews with people who knew Putin before he mattered.” –The New York Times Book Review
“In a country where journalists critical of the government have a way of meeting untimely deaths, Ms. Gessen has shown remarkable courage in researching and writing this unflinching indictment of the most powerful man in Russia… Although written before the recent protests erupted, the book helps to explain the anger and outrage driving that movement.” –The Wall Street Journal
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Masha Gessen is a famous Russian as well as American author and translator. Masha is known for her outspoken attitude and criticism of several political powers in the world such as Donald Trump as well Vladimir Putin.
Masha Gessen Early Life
Masha Gessen was born on 13th January in Moscow, which makes him 57 years old as of He was raised by Jewish parents, Alexander and Yelena Gessen. He, as a teenager, moved with their family to the United States in
He then moved to Moscow in to pursue a future career. He uses the pronouns “they, their & them.” Their brothers names are Keith Gessen, Daniel Gessen, and Philip Gessen. Keiths full name is Konstantin Alexandrovich Gessen, a novelist and translator.
Career
Masha Gessen began their career in Throughout in career, they have written columns for The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, The New Republic, New Statesman, Granta, Slate, Vanity Fair, Harpers Magazine, The New Yorker, and U.S. News & World Report.
In November , an article, Autocracy: Rules for Survival, was published in The New York Review of Books. That article was written by Masha Gessen. Masha is the author of sev
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