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Exploring Misogyny through Time: From Historical Origins to Modern Complexities

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Publication Date:
2023
abstract:
This research focuses on the concept of misogyny, investigating its historical roots and exploring its present-day expressions, highlighting its persistent and multifaceted character. Misogyny has undergone transformations
throughout history, gaining reception within linguistic and cultural norms,
and enduring even in the face of feminist movements. Although there have
been instances of progress during critical periods, achieving substantial and
lasting change has proven to be a gradual process. In the modern age, misogyny remains prevalent, notably within online platforms, where the convenience
and connectivity of the internet coexist with concerns over privacy erosion
and the unrestricted expression of misogynistic views. Utilizing topic-modeling analysis, we investigate discussions on virtual platforms. By examining
posts and comments from Manosphere activists, we provide valuable insights
into the subjects and conversations occurring within Italian Facebook pages
associated with Men’s Rights, shedding light on the prevalent themes and
language within these online communities.
Iris type:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
Misogyny, Misogynistic Language, Social Media, Manosphere, Topic Analysis
List of contributors:
Ignazzi, Elisa; Sarra, Annalina; Fontanella, Lara
Authors of the University:
FONTANELLA Lara
SARRA Annalina
Handle:
https://ricerca.unich.it/handle/11564/821331
Book title:
Gender Differences in Language, Rights and Society
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