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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"print publication"”.

  1. A civil liberty or sexual exploitation: revenge porn?

    … used to describe the distributed digital and print publication of an individual in a nude state without the individual’s consent. Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act is a Federal Act protecting web distributors from legal repercussions if revenge porn materials are uploaded on their …

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  2. Taking Terrorists at Their Word: Testing the Co-Religionist Hypothesis in Islamic State Propaganda

    … rhetoric. This project analyzes Daesh’s main print publication, <em>Dabiq</em>, to catalogue and classify the types of people and institutions Daesh targets most, and which types of arguments Daesh uses to attack those targets. It uses this information to test the Co-Religionist Hypothesis, …

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  3. Poems of Debate and Praise: Women as Published Authors in Sixteenth-Century France

    … social and/or political power for themselves. Print publication, a relatively new medium in sixteenth-century France, provided an opportunity for some women to create a new public space for themselves by creating a “je” contradicting the notion that society prefers women to stay silent. In some …

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  4. Feeling singular: masculinity and desire in the early republic, 1786–1822

    … who aspired to become important citizens through print publication but failed to attain that status: John Fitch (1743–1798), a struggling working-class mechanic; Jonathan Plummer (1761–1819), an itinerant peddler and preacher; Jeffrey Brace (1742–1827), an emancipated slave and blind Revolutionary …

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