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Women and Gender Equality in Higher Education?

Education Sciences, 2015
I look at the changes in higher education (HE) and women’s lives over the last 50 years, drawing on my recent book Feminism, Gender & Universities: Politics, Passion & Pedagogies which is a life history of feminism entering academe.
Miriam E. David
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The Failure to Label: The Role of Discourse in Resistance to Recognising ‘Misogyny’ as a Hate Crime [PDF]

, 2022
This article utilises critical discourse theory and builds upon my previous work concerning ‘misogyny’ and hate crime (McGuire, 2021). Below focuses on several different themes regarding the difficulty of using ‘Misogyny’: the role of discourse, not ...
Mcguire, Kim
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Detection of Misogyny in Hindi Code-Mixed Texts by BiGRU with Bahdanau Attention using ByT5 Embeddings

Journal of Communications Software and Systems
Social media platforms became the hub for conveying messages and responses to current events, but contain more harmful aspects by influencing negative stereotypes, spreading false information, and enabling misogyny in some scenarios.
S. Karishma, V. Akila
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Misogynie et condition féminine en Europe occidentale à travers les œuvres littéraires (XIIe – XIVe siècles) [PDF]

Pensées Genre, Penser Autrement
Cet article analyse le discours qui sous-tend la dévalorisation de la femme et s’appuie sur trois œuvres littéraires de la fin du Moyen Age. L’objectif est de dégager le sens de l’image construite de la femme et surtout comprendre le discours misogyne ...
Konan Parfait N’GUESSAN
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Sheilas and Pooftas': Hyper-Heteromasculinity in 1970s Australian Popular Music Cultures [PDF]

Limina: A Journal of Historical and Cultural Studies, 2014
In 1978, a letter-writer to Rock Australia Music (RAM) magazine wrote disparagingly of pop music’s 'sheilas and pooftas' and depicted them as the antithesis to 'Aussie rock and roll'. The colloquial language employed by the letter-writer reveals a deeper
Rebecca Hawkings
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Women, Antifeminism, and Platforms: The Discourses of Misogyny| Misogynistic Discourse, a Blind Spot in Definitions of Terrorism

International Journal of Communication
Misogyny—understood as the hatred of women—is found in the objectives, strategies, and narratives of several terrorist groups. Some particularly violent groups, such as InCels, make misogyny their raison d’etre.
Miren Gutierrez, María Lozano, Antonia Moreno Cano   +2 more
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Misogyny as a Structural Hub: Unveiling a Mode of Opportunity Structure for Chinese Alternative Communities

Social Media + Society
This study argues that in China’s digital sphere, online misogyny functions less as a gateway to extremism and more as a structural hub for systemic discontent.
Luming Zhao, Jinzhuo Liu, Xinyan Wang
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Women, Antifeminism, and Platforms: The Discourses of Misogyny| Insta-Hate Toward Female Political Leaders: Six Case Studies From Instagram

International Journal of Communication
Online hate is spreading rapidly across social networks and has become a growing concern in academic circles. Among various forms of hate speech, online misogyny specifically targets female users.
Irene Pérez-Tirado, Adriana Carmen Calvo Viota, Belén Igarzábal   +2 more
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She’s Such a Bitch! The Representation of Women as Bitches in Gender-Based Violence Campaigns

Feminismo/s
This paper examines the representation of women as «bitches» in gender-based violence campaigns. It analyzes a purpose-built corpus consisting of 22 campaigns from 17 countries dated from 1999 to 2023 that represent women as «bitches».
Irene López-Rodríguez
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The prevalence of misogyny on TikTok

, 2022
This qualitative project will look into the comments section of the popular social media platform, TikTok. Misogyny continues to increase online, regardless of the era we live in.
Tunajjina Ema Abir
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