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Informal Care Work From a Queer Lens: Challenging Heteronormative Paradigms
ABSTRACT This paper emphasizes the importance of incorporating queer perspectives and practices into the general academic discourse on the organization of informal care. We refer to queer informal care work as (1) unpaid care arrangements and support systems that are (2) provided by individuals who position themselves in queer contexts and that are (3)
Laura Wiesböck +2 more
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Providing guidance on Backstage, a novel digital backchannel for large class teaching [PDF]
Many articles in the last couple of years argued that it is necessary to promote the active participation of students in lectures with large audiences. One approach to make students actively participate in a lecture is to use a digital backchannel, i.e ...
Baumgart, Daniel +3 more
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ABSTRACT We know very little about how bystander behaviour is portrayed in the media outside the West. Here, we analyse 379 articles in Chinese media (identified through a systematic search of Chinese databases Baidu, Weibo, CNKI and Zhihu between 2011 and 2021) on the case of ‘Little Yue Yue’—a Chinese toddler killed in a hit‐and‐run accident.
Wanhao Cheng +2 more
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User-Generated Tweets about Global Green Brands: A Sentiment Analysis Approach
Purpose – Microblogging platforms are generating an infinite volume of content on various topics. Therefore, traditional marketing methods can hardly be employed for its effective research, but sentiment analysis has recently emerged to cope with this ...
Saba Resnik, Mateja Kos Koklič
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On the Impact of Entity Linking in Microblog Real-Time Filtering
Microblogging is a model of content sharing in which the temporal locality of posts with respect to important events, either of foreseeable or unforeseeable nature, makes applica- tions of real-time filtering of great practical interest.
Berardi G. +5 more
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Shifting Gears Amid COVID‐19: Information Availability, Pandemic Imprints and Firms’ PPE Production
Abstract We examine the role of available information in imprinting processes and investigate how a significant environmental shock can have long‐lasting effects on the future decision‐making of corporate leaders. We argue that information about local infection rates of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003 left a pandemic imprint on those ...
Yang Liu, Christopher Marquis
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South Africa is well known as a country characterised by racial and ethnic divisions, particularly for the divisions and conflicts between the white population and black population. This study uses the Twitter platform to analyse the discourse around the
Eduan Kotzé, Burgert Senekal
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This paper proposes to analyze the agent behavior by means of big data extracted from the search engine « Google trends » and Twitter API to visualize the emotions and the manner of thinking about « Bitcoin » in the Islamic context.
Emna MNIF, Anis JARBOUI
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Microblogging macrochallenges for repositories
The Web offers social scientists and other researchers unprecedented data resources for primary empirical research and for the development of analytical and methodological skills.
Carr, Leslie, Field, Adam
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E‐Tailers' Twitter (X) Communication: A Textual Analysis
ABSTRACT The existing literature on human–computer interactions is rich in studies on how consumers interact with brands on social media. However, there is a gap in the research on consumers' responses to the language style of social media branded messages.
Prateek Kalia +2 more
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