Women’s dialogic encounters: agonistic listening and emotions in multiple-identity conflicts

Göker, Zeynep; Çelik, Ayşe Betül

doi:10.1080/01436597.2021.1977621

Third World Quarterly

2021

DOI: 10.1080/01436597.2021.1977621

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Women’s dialogic encounters: agonistic listening and emotions in multiple-identity conflicts

Zeynep Göker

Ayşe Betül Çelik

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Beyond the Secular, the Sacred, and the State: Alternative Vocabularies of the Disagreement in Secular and Pious Feminist Narratives in Turkey

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2024

American Behavioral Scientist

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This paper rethinks the different ways in which civil society activism might be able to transform radical political disagreements about feminism, secularism, and religiosity under authoritarian pro-conservative state policies. I pursue this task by bringing in my previous work on the interpersonal feminist relationship between secular/Kemalist feminists and pious/Islamic feminists in Turkey. In the intersection of ethnography and theory, I argue that locating alternative feminist vocabularies of disagreement in women’s own their own narratives can help us challenge the broader dichotomies dictated by the secular, sacred, and the state. From a relational theoretical framework that stresses the iterative importance of unexpected interpersonal everyday life interactions, this paper contributes to the broader debates on pious women’s agency and the limits of feminist friendship.

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Beyond the Secular, the Sacred, and the State: Alternative Vocabularies of the Disagreement in Secular and Pious Feminist Narratives in Turkey

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2024

American Behavioral Scientist

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Understanding Polarized Reactions to Sport CSR and Sustainability Communication on Social Media Through Dialogic Openness

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2024

Management Communication Quarterly

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Dialogic openness suggests that organizations should employ an agonistic approach to conversation, discussion, and listening when communicating with activist groups. This study applies this theoretical premise to corporate social responsibility communication in motorsport, specifically Formula 1, which has been increasingly communicating about sustainable initiatives on social media. Through quantitative content analysis, we analyzed 820 responses to 10 CSR-related tweets during the 2021 season. We found that reactions to the messages were mostly critical, from both the left and right political perspectives. More liberal viewpoints indicated that Formula 1 should do more to address sustainability, while more conservative viewpoints complained that Formula 1 should “stick to sports” and stop engaging in social issues. Both sides showed high levels of skepticism for the intentions behind the messages. Based on our findings, we suggest that sport organizations should use principles of dialogic openness foster deliberative communication around sustainability in sport.

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Women’s dialogic encounters: agonistic listening and emotions in multiple-identity conflicts

Cited by 2 publications

References 42 publications

Beyond the Secular, the Sacred, and the State: Alternative Vocabularies of the Disagreement in Secular and Pious Feminist Narratives in Turkey

Beyond the Secular, the Sacred, and the State: Alternative Vocabularies of the Disagreement in Secular and Pious Feminist Narratives in Turkey

Understanding Polarized Reactions to Sport CSR and Sustainability Communication on Social Media Through Dialogic Openness

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