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The Philosophers' Magazine, 2021 Unlike previous forms of public shaming, canceling is a product of Web 2.0 and the boom of social media. The act of canceling is inherently tied to the word “canceled,” however, how the public defines a cancellation is not static. Instead, how those on social media partake and understand canceling is due to consistent strategies ...
Laura Brady, Hannah Ramil
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Discourse of Cancel Culture in Anglo-Saxon Academia
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета: Серия 2. ЯзыкознаниеThe article analyses linguo-pragmatic characteristics of cancel discourse, which reflects and develops cancel culture, considered to be public disapproval and rejection of a social subject who has committed an offensive and unacceptable act, causing ...
Tatiana N. Astafurova +1 more
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, 2022 Cancel culture can briefly be described as the active attempt to silence a person that has expressed an opinion that offended someone whether it was intentional or not. This thesis will present how cancel culture is understood, perceived and experienced by journalists, communication professionals, and media experts, as well as how, according to them ...
Jonsson, Linda
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Cancel Culture: An Unproductive Form of Blame [PDF]
, 2022 In this paper I argue that Miranda Fricker’s account of blame in “What’s the Point of Blame? A Paradigm Based Explanation” can assist in explaining why cancel culture is ultimately unproductive.
Post, B., Post, Boochie
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THE CURIOUS CASES OF CANCEL CULTURE [PDF]
, 2021 Cancel culture is a complex phenomenon that challenges our notions of civic practices, perpetuates surveillance practices amongst individuals who encourage digital public shaming and obscures communal ideas regarding accountability.
Burmah, Loydie Solange
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Création artistique et culture de l’effacement en ligne et à Chypre
Symbolon, 2023 Artistic Creation and Cancel Culture Online and in Cyprus The intensification of cancel culture is increasingly related to the expansion of the Internet and the impact of social media networking. It defines public debates or controversies, shared online,
Christakis Christofi
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„Somnul rațiunii naște monștrii”
Symbolon, 2023 “Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters” The sudden appearance of a term imported from across the Atlantic - almost unknown until a few months ago - is spectacular.
Marcela Livia Dan
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Cancel culture, libertatea și omul complet
Symbolon, 2023 Cancel Culture, Freedom and the Accomplished Human Cancel culture refers to a social phenomenon that has been little explored in Romania. There has not been much debate and often this concern to better understand the history and to question certain ...
Radu Pop
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CANCEL CULTURE AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM: A Perspective from Democratic-Deliberative Education Philosophy
Waskita: Jurnal Pendidikan Nilai dan Pembangunan Karakter, 2022 Cancel culture (or also known as call-out culture) is a social and cultural phenomenon that has been gaining global attention in the recent years.
Trio Kurniawan +3 more
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La culture de l’annulation entre quête de justice et débordement
Symbolon, 2023 The Cancel Culture Between Quest for Justice and Overflow Cancel culture has developed in the various arts in multiple facets in order to publicly denounce individuals, groups or institutions responsible for acts, behaviours or remarks considered ...
Nawel Belghith
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