Medien, Öffentlichkeit Und Geschlecht 2015
DOI: 10.14361/9783839431122-020
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Sprachliche Inklusion versus virtuellen Backlash

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“…Klaus (2010) shows that antifeminism in recent years has in some instances taken the shape of a 'new' conservative feminism which distances itself from its left predecessors and proclaims neo-liberal, affirmative, and hetero-normative positions. Based on this observation and following theories of the public sphere Klaus, Drüeke, Peil and Zobl (Drüeke and Klaus, 2014;Drüeke and Peil, 2015;Drüeke and Zoble, 2016) argue that the negotiation processes between feminists, antifeminists, and 'new feminists' have become more quotidian. They are palpable even in 'simple' public spheres such as twitter communications and 'permeate' from there to more complex spheres of the public where movement mobilization and political decision making takes place.…”
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“…Klaus (2010) shows that antifeminism in recent years has in some instances taken the shape of a 'new' conservative feminism which distances itself from its left predecessors and proclaims neo-liberal, affirmative, and hetero-normative positions. Based on this observation and following theories of the public sphere Klaus, Drüeke, Peil and Zobl (Drüeke and Klaus, 2014;Drüeke and Peil, 2015;Drüeke and Zoble, 2016) argue that the negotiation processes between feminists, antifeminists, and 'new feminists' have become more quotidian. They are palpable even in 'simple' public spheres such as twitter communications and 'permeate' from there to more complex spheres of the public where movement mobilization and political decision making takes place.…”
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“…Equality claims are considered to be blown out of proportion and used instrumentally. For example, when a few years earlier -in 2013 -the top candidate of the German Liberal Party FDP Rainer Brüderle was accused of sexist behavior because he had harassed a journalist in a hotel bar, a significant part of the German public seemed veritably annoyed by 'overly dramatic' feminists (see Drüeke and Peil, 2015;Drüeke and Zoble, 2016;Hark and Villa, 2015). For some scholars, incidences like these are an indicator that we are living in a 'post-feminist era' where disadvantages for women are not perceived as structural inequality but get individualized as a purely personal matter of a few individual women (Anderson, 2014).…”
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