Speaking 'unspeakable things': documenting digital feminist responses to rape culture
Speaking 'unspeakable things': documenting digital feminist responses to rape culture
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说出“难言之事”：记录数字女权主义者对强奸文化的反应
DOI：
10.1080/09589236.2016.1211511
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Keller J
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作者：
Keller J
本文探讨了女孩和妇女如何利用数字媒体平台来挑战她们在日常生活中所经历的强奸文化，包括街头骚扰、性侵犯以及在学校环境中对身体和服装的监管。聚焦三个国际案例，包括反街头骚扰网站Hollaback！标签#BeenRapedNeverReported，以及对青少年Twitter活动家的采访，该报问道：女孩和妇女对骚扰，厌女症和强奸文化的经历做出了哪些反应？女孩和妇女如何使用数字媒体技术记录性暴力、性骚扰和性别歧视的经历？为什么女孩和妇女选择以这种方式使用数字媒体技术？采用的方法，包括民族志方法，如半结构化访谈，内容分析，话语文本分析，影响理论，我们详细介绍了一系列的方式，妇女和女孩正在使用社交媒体平台来谈论，从而使可见的，强奸文化的经验。我们认为，这种数字媒介使女孩和妇女能够建立以前无法建立的新联系，使她们能够重新划定自己与他人之间的界限。
This paper examines the ways in which girls and women are using digital media platforms to challenge the rape culture they experience in their everyday lives; including street harassment, sexual assault, and the policing of the body and clothing in school settings. Focusing on three international cases, including the anti-street harassment site Hollaback!, the hashtag #BeenRapedNeverReported, and interviews with teenage Twitter activists, the paper asks:Whatexperiences of harassment, misogyny and rape culture are girls and women responding to?Howare girls and women using digital media technologies to document experiences of sexual violence, harassment, and sexism? And,whyare girls and women choosing to mobilize digital media technologies in such a way? Employing an approach that includes ethnographic methods such as semi-structured interviews, content analysis, discursive textual analysis, and affect theories, we detail a range of ways that women and girls are using social media platforms to speak about, and thus make visible, experiences of rape culture. We argue that this digital mediation enables new connections previously unavailable to girls and women, allowing them to redraw the boundaries between themselves and others.