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Christianity, Misogyny and Women [PDF]

, 2019
Misogynistic tendencies are not strange, rather this attitude pervades various strata of our existence. They are vocally audible and visibly present within the political, economic, social, cultural and religious spheres of our societies.
Eteng, Nzeyo Gabriel
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Is exposure to online misogyny associated with mental health outcomes in girls and young women? A systematic review of longitudinal studies

Women's Health
Introduction The mental health gender gap is well established, but there is limited understanding of why girls and young women consistently report higher rates of common mental health conditions. The emergence of online misogyny has garnered attention in
Ciara Thomas, Laura E Tinner, Jacks Bennett, Lucy G Anderson, Lizzy Winstone   +4 more
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“Freaks” and Raids: A Study of Networked Harassment and Misogyny in Turkey’s Authoritarian Landscape

International Journal of Communication
This article examines how networked misogyny functions as a mechanism of authoritarian patriarchal control in Turkey's digital landscape. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 33 women and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI+)
Nora Suren
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Digital nationalism and internalized misogyny: gendered discourses in China’s digital spaces

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Online misogyny has become a pervasive feature in digital spaces. Men are not the exclusive actors in online misogyny; women also engage in and propagate internalized misogynistic discourse.
Luhang Sun
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Variables Influencing Misogyny [PDF]

, 2018
Misogyny, a hatred against women, is an attitude that causes emotional distress and can negatively affect women\u27s psychological and physical health. It has shown itself in extreme ways and can be crippling to women.
McPherson, Rachel E
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INTERNALISASI MISOGINI: KEKERASAN SEKSUAL SEBAGAI SENJATA PERANG

Paradigma: Jurnal Kajian Budaya
This study examines the role of internalized misogyny in sexual violence used as a weapon of war. Misogyny in patriarchal cultures fosters hatred towards women, facilitating sexual violence in armed conflicts.
Umanitya Fitri Hanryana, LG. Saraswati Putri   +1 more
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Take Lemons and Make Lemonade: Serial Girls and the Question of Race

Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory, 2018
This paper addresses the question of race in relation to the image of serial girls. I reflect on how seriality affects women of colour and how it operates by imposing an ideal white female body and an ideal image of femininity.
Martine Delvaux
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Creating Connection Through the Screen: Reflections on Symmetry, Vulnerability, and the Methodological Affordances of Technology-Mediated Research on Online Misogyny

Social Sciences
This article reflects on the methodological and emotional dimensions of conducting ethnographic research on online misogyny through technology-mediated encounters. Drawing on research about online misogyny against climate justice activists, I explore how
Leah Nann
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Otto Weininger: mizogin i profeminista?

Autobiografia, 2016
Otto Weininger, Viennese philosopher from the turn of XIX and XX century, is the author of the book Sex and character which revolutionised scientific and artistic milieus of his epoch.
Katarzyna Wojnicka
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Fuse-MD: A culturally-aware multimodal model for detecting misogyny memes

Natural Language Processing Journal
Warning: This study involves an analysis of meme content that may contain offensive or upsetting material, used only for research and illustrative purposes. The data presented does not represent the views or convictions of the authors or their associated
Rahul Ponnusamy, Saranya Rajiakodi, Bhuvaneswari Sivagnanam, Anshid Kizhakkeparambil, Dhruv Sharma, Paul Buitelaar, Bharathi Raja Chakravarthi   +6 more
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