Meta-sense of power in the mirror of political media geography

The article contains the results of a multidisciplinary analysis of such sociocultural constant (meta-sense) as «power». The author reveals new aspects of the reaction of societies to the practice of exercising political power in different regions and countries. The analysis was carried out on the base of political media geography - a new discipline in political science, which includes the study of political and social processes in all their diversity in the system of various media spaces hierarchically and/or linearly organized. The author operates with the concept of a mental landscape, which can be considered as a way of thinking, attitude to any socially significant phenomena and processes of residents of a certain area, territory. The quantitative characteristics of big data obtained from the Google for a long period of time (more than 10 years) (the dynamics of Internet users’ requests around the world, according to topics that mark the meaning of «power») are compared with the results of rank analysis and quantitative analysis of texts. The author proceeds from a new understanding of Internet bibliometrics and the active Internet behavior of individuals, which takes into account the massive interest of users in various topics. The article focuses on the phenomenon of anisotropy (diversity, non-coincidence) of mental landscapes in certain geographical locations in the context of the real power of the authorities, which is important in political and social activities and for the improvement of political technologies.