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Reputational Gaslighting and Leadership Silence in the Digital Workplace: A Survivor-Led Analysis

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Reputational gaslighting, the distortion of a person’s public identity through defamation, ambiguity, and institutional silence, has emerged as a critical challenge in digital professional environments. This phenomenon disproportionately affects survivors of harassment, whistleblowers, and individuals targeted by online impersonation or smear campaigns.
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Holofotes sobre o sorrateiro gaslighting misógino [PDF]

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Objective: To discuss the concept of misogynistic gaslighting in workplace relationships, establish its defining elements, and analyze how it manifests in the business environment.
Maria Braga, Beatriz, Camargo, Antonio
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Gaslighting and Epistemic Competence [PDF]

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Anti-intentionalist, purely epistemic accounts of gaslighting that center its dilemmatic structure have a range of attractive features. However, they appear to face an overgeneration problem: if there is no more to gaslighting than the perpetrator ...
Kirk-Giannini, Cameron Domenico
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Da Dúvida ao Desespero: uma Perspectiva Wittgensteiniana sobre o Gaslighting [PDF]

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‘Gaslighting’ describes a form of manipulation that induces doubt in someone’s perceptions, experiences, understanding of events or conception of reality in general. But what kind of doubt is it?
Praxedes, Fábio   +3 more
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Mulheres e empresas: vítimas do gaslighting misógino: análise da percepção das entrevistadas quanto à prática do gaslighting misógino

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Empresas investem somas consideráveis para encontrar e reter talentos, dentre eles, mulheres. No entanto, boa parte desse investimento se perde por causa da prática do assédio moral, na modalidade de gaslighting misógino, isso porque entrevistadas ...
Camargo, Antonio Giurni
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How to Build a Gaslighting Detector: A Multivariate Pattern of Emotion Salience Marks Gaslighting in Natural Language

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Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation involving denial or distortion of another person’s perspective and/or perception of events. Gaslighting is often a subtle and/or covert phenomenon that occurs under the guise of emotional support.
Thomas Olino   +4 more
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Å avdekke den usynlige volden: Gaslighting i «The Yellow Wallpaper» [PDF]

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This thesis explores how the concept of gaslighting can offer a critical lens through which to read Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “TYW ”. By examining the story through the theoretical framework of gaslighting, this analysis reveals how the text critiques ...
Björnsdóttir, Björg Jónína
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Rewriting Reality: The Sociological Context of Gaslighting [PDF]

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In 2007, Robin Stern published The gaslight effect: How to spot and survive the hidden manipulation others use to control your life, highlighting gaslighting as a form of psychological abuse that makes victims question the validity of their perceptions ...
Engasser, Kristen L., Jr.
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