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DOI: 10.1080/14680777.2016.1120490
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#MasculinitySoFragile: culture, structure, and networked misogyny

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“…''hookup'' apps) may thus face abuse for not living up to impossible demands to be sexually available (and not prudish) but not ''slutty''. I also demonstrated how misogynistic discourse talks back against feminist ideas like objectification, supporting previous arguments that the proliferation of a ''popular'' misogyny or toxic masculinity online may be a response to perceived increases in women's agency and power relative to men (Banet-Weiser & Miltner, 2016). Marked by overtly hateful speech and crude irony, the discourses identified in the analysis both recognise and dismiss calls for sexual equality and respect for women.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 73%
“…''hookup'' apps) may thus face abuse for not living up to impossible demands to be sexually available (and not prudish) but not ''slutty''. I also demonstrated how misogynistic discourse talks back against feminist ideas like objectification, supporting previous arguments that the proliferation of a ''popular'' misogyny or toxic masculinity online may be a response to perceived increases in women's agency and power relative to men (Banet-Weiser & Miltner, 2016). Marked by overtly hateful speech and crude irony, the discourses identified in the analysis both recognise and dismiss calls for sexual equality and respect for women.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Most importantly, the study contributes to theory by extending previous research in hegemonic masculinity in physical spaces (Bird, 1996;Kimmel, 2008;Yeung et al, 2006) and social media sites (Banet-Weiser & Miltner, 2016;Cook & Hasmath, 2014;Ging, 2017;Hess & Flores, 2016;Walker & Eller, 2015) to Instagram. This is extremely significant, considering the criticism that the theory has received due to a shift in hegemonic dominance (Anderson, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In recent years, we have seen intensifying associations between certain media industries, platforms, and practices, and regressive formations of masculinity, what some have coined toxic and/or hyper masculinity (see Banet-Weiser & Miltner, 2016;Phillips, 2015). Certainly, questions of how gendered hierarchies are remediated via games, social media, fi lm, and television are as important as ever.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%