This study investigates how sexual harassment and gender-based violence are represented in online comments, particularly focusing on the normalization of victim-blaming and the use of humor as a discursive disguise for harassment. The purpose of the research is to uncover how everyday language in digital spaces contrib...
T. T. Zein, W. Udasmoro, T. Hardini et al.· Research Journal in Advanced...· 0 citations
This article presents a critical analysis of posts and images shared by male X users about women in Turkey. Focusing on two X accounts (Erkkod and Yalnız Adam), the article aims to reveal the importance of online texts and images in the meaning-making and the politicization of women subjects, highlighting the misogynis...
Aysun Akan· Recent Advances in Humanitie...· 0 citations
This study explores the complex dynamics of gender framing on Twitter (now X) within feminist and transgender discourse. It analyzes the various pragmatic mechanisms through which users negotiate, construct, perform, and contest gender, focusing on critical feminist issues and transgender rights. Employing a rigorous q...
Samuel F. Joshua· International Journal online...· 0 citations
Intimate partner gender-based violence constitutes a serious public health problem rooted in sociocultural structures. This study aims to identify macrosystem factors—namely, the beliefs and values that legitimize this violence—present in perpetrators, based on a contrast of discourses. Within the framework of Heise’s...
J. Méndez-Hernández, Carolina Villacampa· Masculinities & Social C...· 0 citations
The relationship between gender and populism provides a significant lens through which to examine contemporary transformations of political representation, political subjectivity, and democratic conflict. This article examines how gender is constructed within Italian right-wing populist discourse and how feminist mobil...