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Mainstreaming misogyny:The policy and politics that normalise extreme misogyny
This chapter links conspiracism, extremism, and hate in the context of misogyny and demonstrates how contemporary misogyny is mainstreamed by policy and politics.
Gillborn, Sarah; id_orcid
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This study examined the potential moderating role of four types of coping, avoiding and denying problems, reacting to problems with strong emotions, making changes to solve problems, and engaging in feminist activities' on the relationship between ...
Fiala, Jared
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Misogyny, authoritarianism and climate change
A questionnaire-based project examining links between misogyny, authoritarian attitudes, and environmental ...
Tom Buchanan, Nitasha Kaul
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Amaç: Ataerkil toplum düzeninin bir yansıması olarak kadınlara biçilen toplumsal cinsiyet rolleri, kadınlara yönelik düşmanca tutum ve davranışların temelini oluşturur.
Eda Güngör, Abdurrahim Uyanık
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Scholarship highlights the attempts to hinder the advances of equality in contemporary discourses via social platforms and political speech. The attempts to undermine feminism appear in speech and attitudes linked to communities where hegemonic ...
Miren Gutierrez
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A Narration of Female Experience: Christine de Pizan’s The Book of the City of Ladies
Christine de Pizan (1363/1364?-1430) is recognised as the first professional female writer who left a significant mark not only on medieval literature but also women’s writing tradition. Depending on personal and collective female experience, she becomes
Kübra Vural Özbey
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Targeted for Speaking Out: Gendered Disinformation and Digital Resilience in Bangladesh’s Polycrisis
This article examines how disinformation and harassment targeted women activists since Bangladesh’s July–August 2024 mass uprising—and how they responded.
Farah Zahan Shuchy, Md. Azaher Uddin
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Written Evidence to the Women and Equalities Committee (Commons Select Committee) Inquiry on Misogyny: the manosphere and online content [PDF]
Executive Summary: Online misogyny is increasingly organised and profitable, thriving on mainstream platforms through algorithmic boosts and influencer-led narratives targeting young men.
Kumar, Akshi
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