Description
The current paper aims to address this gap by employing a multi-layered analytical framework
of different misogynist communities. We begin with a comprehensive literature review
conceptualizing extreme misogyny with an overview of the current misogynist spaces and
ideological narratives. Consequently, we map the online ecosystem of extreme misogyny
both within and across these communities while utilizing a multi-categorical tool in order to
identify the discursive, organizational, and operational distinctions between various misogynist
communities. We conclude with theoretical and conceptual insights about the dynamics between
different misogynist streams, factors that seem to facilitate the emergence of new narratives
and ideological groups, and, lastly, the societal and policy implications of extreme misogynist
communities.
Source
https://www.jstor.org/stable/resrep47334.5
Language
English
