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In this paper author explores resemblances between protests of winter 2011–2012 in Russia and student movements. Given the fact that Russian protest is considered to be valuesoriented event rather than political movement, discursive practices of its participants should be explored. The conclusion is that protesters used practices of ‘carnevalesque’ not to undermine political essence of the movement, but as a tool of middle class self-identification.

Carnavalisation of the Protest: Russian Middle Class and Language as a Tool of Self-Identification