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Martins Kaprans

https://www.etis.ee/CV/Martins_Kaprans_001/eng
19.12.1980
+37129337388
mkapran@yahoo.com

Career

Institutions and positions
01.01.2010–...   
Researcher at the Advanced Social and Political Research Institute
01.01.2010–31.12.2011   
Reader in qualitative research class at the Faculty of Social Sciences (University of Latvia)
01.01.2007–31.12.2008   
Scientific assistant at the Faculty of Social Sciences

Qualifications

Academic degrees
Martins Kaprans, Research Master's Degree, 2006, (sup) Prof. Vita Zelče, „Padomju pieredzes (re)konstrukcija biogrāfiskajos vēstījumos: Latvijas lokālās preses analīze (1995–2005)” (“The (Re)construction of Soviet experience in Biographical Messages: The Analysis of Latvian Local Press (1995–2005)”), University of Latvia.
Martins Kaprans, Phd student [Interrupted], (sup) Prof. Vita Zelče, Padomju laika sociālās reprezentācijas latviešu pēcpadomju biogrāfiskajā diskursā (The Social Representations of the Soviet Period in the Latvian post-Soviet biographical discourse), University of Latvia.
 
 
Honours & awards
2009, Martins Kaprans, The Scholarship of European Social Fund granted by the project “Support for doctoral studies at the University of Latvia”
2007, Martins Kaprans, The Young Scientists Award granted by Latvian Science Academy for bachelor thesis “The (Re)construction of Soviet experience in Biographical Messages: The Analysis of Latvian Local Press (1995–2005)”
2007, Martins Kaprans, The Scholarship of Danish Government for studies in PhD program “Communication, Journalism and Media” at Roskilde University
2007, Martins Kaprans, The Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Scholarship granted by Nippon Foundation
2006, Martins Kaprans, Certificate of appreciation for excellent master thesis and for participation in the research projects carried out under the Master Program of Communication Science, granted by the rector of the University of Latvia Ivars Lācis
2005, Martins Kaprans, The Young Scientists Award granted by Latvian Science Academy for bachelor thesis “The Construction of the “New Individual” in Latvian Prose in the 1960s”
2004, Martins Kaprans, Certificate of appreciation for bachelor thesis “The Construction of the “New Individual” in Latvian Prose in the 1960s” granted by the rector of the University of Latvia Ivars Lācis
 
 
Fields of research
ETIS CLASSIFICATION: 2. Culture and Society; 2.14. Communication and Information Sciences; CERCS CLASSIFICATION: S265 Press and communication sciences

Publications

Category
Year
Publication
 
3.1.
2012
Kaprans, Martins (2012). Normalizing the Cold War habitus: how Latvian autobiographers cope with their Soviet-time experience. In: Mertelsmann, O.; Piirimäe, K. (_EditorsAbbr). The Baltic Sea Region and the Cold War (--−--).. Frankfurt am Main [etc.]: P. Lang. (Tartu Historical Studies).
3.2.
2012
Kaprans, Martins (2012). Constructing Generational Identity in Post-communist Autobiographies: the Case of Latvia. In: Huisman, M.; Ribberink, A.; Soeting, M. (_EditorsAbbr). Life Writing Matters in Europe (--−--).. Heidelberg: Winter Universitätsverlag.
1.2.
2011
Kaprāns, Mārtiņš (2011). Did we ignore the social commentary? Responding to Borat on YouTube. Platform: Journal of Media and Communication, 24−40.
3.2.
2011
Procevska, Olga; Kaprāns, Mārtiņš; Uzule, Laura (2011). Persistence and Transformation of Cultural Trauma: Commemoration of Soviet Deportations in the Media of Post-Soviet Latvia (1987-2010). In: Barrette, C., Haylock, B., Mortimer, D. (_EditorsAbbr). Trauma Imprints: Performance, Art, Literature and Theoretical Practice (245−252).. Oxford, UK: Inter-Disciplinary Press.
4.2.
2011
Kaprāns, M.; Zelče, V. (eds.) (2011). Pēdējais karš: traumas komunikācija. Riga: Mansards.
1.2.
2010
Kaprāns, Mārtiņš (2010). Outlining the Soviet Generations in Latvian Post-communist Autobiographies. Meno istorija ir kritika = Art History & Criticism, 6, 108−114.
3.2.
2010
Kaprans, Martins (2010). Retrospective anchoring of the Soviet Repressive System: The Autobiographies of the Latvian Intelligentsia. In: Starck, K. (_EditorsAbbr). Between Fear and Freedom: Cultural Representations of the Cold War (193−206).. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
6.6.
2010
Kaprāns, Mārtiņš (2010). Social commentary as biographical work: post-communist autobiographies in Latvia. a/b: Auto/Biography studies, 25 (2), 249−263.
6.6.
2009
Kaprāns, Mārtiņš (2009). Then and now: Comparing the Soviet and Post-Soviet experience in Latvian autobiographies. Keywords, 2, 1−1.
25.11.2020