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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Digital sociology"”.

  1. ...written by a angry woman or a #Soyboy? So hard to tell sometimes.: Investigating the Reinforcement of Social Inequality Through the Soyboy Discourse

    … two analytic components: Component I analyzes digital spaces, defining the soyboy and how the discourse is used and Component II explores how that discourse influences face-to-face interactions, reinforcing inequalities. Through a content analysis of Twitter.com, Component I answers the …

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  2. Exploring Definitional Power in the Digital Age: A Case Study of Right to be Forgotten Framing

    How is power exercised in the digital age, in and through meaning creation? Relatedly, how should sociologists approach analysis of such power? My dissertation seeks to answer these questions through empirical examination of a definitional process. The case study of this dissertation is a recently …

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  3. Feminicide Data: Configuring Multiplicity in Practice

    … initiatives around the world have turned to digital tools to produce ‘missing’ or ‘counter’ data, challenging state narratives and exposing gaps in institutional records. Numerical data influence decisions about resource allocation, prevention mechanisms, and policy implementation to address …

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  4. Installectualism: Public Intellectuals in a Digital World

    … intellectuals as social media influencers and digital entrepreneurs. Secondly, how new mediums allowed for positioning and discourse that is more engaged, rapid, and viral, albeit often superficial and occasionally belligerent. Finally, how, through a complex algorithmic system of …

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