Discursive activism in the Russian feminist hashtag campaign: the #ItIsNotAReasonToKill case

Q1 Social Sciences

Russian Journal of Communication Pub Date : 2019-09-02 DOI:10.1080/19409419.2019.1679663

Elena Arbatskaya

引用次数: 7

Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper describes a study of the feminist hashtag campaign against blaming victims #этонеповодубить (it is not a reason to kill), which was launched in the Russian social media in 2018. This article considers #этонеповодубить as a case of discursive activism and combines techniques of discourse analysis with network analysis to reveal how the participants in the temporary community were opposed to the victim-blaming discourse. The strategies of legitimization that the participants used to justify their opinions and the provocative style of the campaign were investigated based on Reyes’ classification. Visual network analysis and text analysis were facilitated by Netlytic.

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俄罗斯女权主义标签运动中的话语激进主义:#ItIsNotAReasonToKill案

本文对2018年在俄罗斯社交媒体上发起的反对指责受害者#этонеповодубить(这不是杀人的理由)的女权主义标签运动进行了研究。本文将#этонеповодубить作为话语行动主义的案例，结合话语分析和网络分析的技术，揭示临时社区的参与者是如何反对受害者指责话语的。在雷耶斯分类的基础上，研究了参与者为证明自己的观点而使用的合法化策略和运动的挑衅风格。Netlytic为视觉网络分析和文本分析提供了便利。

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Russian Journal of Communication Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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