Vol. 26 (2021): The discourses of gender, violence and social inequality in the age of (digital) communication

Artículos

• The discourses of Gender, Violence and Social Inequality in the era of digital communication

  Sergio Maruenda-Bataller, Dolors Palau Sampio, Maite Taboada

  9-17

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• Press coverage of sexual abuse in the MeToo era: the Polanski, Weinstein and P. Domingo case

  Ana Añó Ayza, Carme Ferré-Pavia, María Ballester, Júlia Corbinos

  19-41

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• “The warrior princess raised an eyebrow, while the pimp dangled his nuts below his trousers”. The narrative co-construction of homoeroticism on the web

  Giovanni Garofalo

  43-73

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• Reversing vulnerability: the discourse of neocon organizations and Vox on Twitter against LGTBI people

  Adolfo Carratalá

  75-94

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• #She’sOnly16: Critical discourse analysis of posts in Twitter on a case of collective rape in Rio de Janeiro

  Nair Rabelo

  95-127

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• Self-identity and media discourses of disability in the digital sports press

  Sandra Meléndez-Labrador

  129-150

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• Gender inequality on Twitter during the UK election of 2019

  Carla Fernández Melendres, Aroa Orrequia Barea

  151-173

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• Cryptogyny: a new word, a concept to research

  Begoña Pozo-Sánchez, Carles Padilla-Carmona

  175-192

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• Neighbors, policemen or experts? The informative sources in the news about femicides

  Ainhoa Novo Arbona, Simón Peña Fernández, Leyre Eguskiza Sesumaga, Eva Jiménez Martín, Lucía Martínez Odriozola

  193-211

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• Violence and victims: Measuring the impact of professional guidelines on representations of male schizophrenia in UK national newspapers (2013-2016)

  Keighley Perkins, Nuria Lorenzo-Dus

  213-246

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• Study of violence in discourse during the pandemic: the case of Abigail Jiménez

  Alicia E. Carrizo

  247-266

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