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|a Online anti-rape activism :
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|c authored by Rachel Loney-Howes (University of Wollongong, Australia).
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|a The ebook edition of this title is Open Access, thanks to Knowledge Unlatched funding, and freely available to read online. Online Anti-Rape Activism examines the nature, use and scope of online spaces for anti-rape activism. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with activists from around the world, survey data from participants in these spaces, and a content analysis of social media pages, weblogs and websites, this book explores the complexities, contradictions, possibilities and politics that underscore the ways these online spaces are engaged with, regulated and their potential to contribute to social change. In the wake of the #MeToo movement, this book offers a critical commentary on the limitations and potentials of online anti-rape campaigning. It provides a foundation for understanding the emergence of #MeToo and sheds light on the complex history associated with keeping rape on the public agenda and the enduring tension between the personal and the political within feminist activism. The interdisciplinary and international approach makes this book suitable for a broad audience, including academics, students and activists working in the fields of gender and women's studies, media studies, politics, sociology and criminology worldwide.
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|a Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Endorsements -- Contents -- About the Author -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1-Introduction: Keeping Rape on the Public Agenda -- Anti-Rape Activism in the Age of Digital Media -- Contemporary Social Movements -- Networked Digital Counter-publics -- Digital Protests, Discursive Activism and Online Anti-Rape Activism -- Methodological Approach -- Structure of This Book -- Chapter 2-The Contours and Critiques of Anti-Rape Activism: A Brief History -- Introduction -- The 'Discovery' of Rape in the 1970s -- Getting Publicly Active -- Establishing Formal Crisis Services -- Backlash in the 1990s -- Feminism, Rape and Neoliberalism -- Interrogating the Neoliberal Politics of the Personal -- Chapter 3-Consciousness-raising and Networked Anti-Rape Counter-publics -- Introduction -- Cyberfeminism -- Consciousness-raising and Anti-Rape Networks -- Dismantling Rape Culture and Rape Myths? -- Sustaining Consciousness-raising -- Feminism Trending -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4-Shifting the Rape Script* -- Introduction -- Unspeakable Stories -- Speaking Out Online -- Peer-to-Peer Witnessing and the Politics of Recognition -- Managing Negative Witnessing -- Therapeutic and Emotional Labour in Witnessing -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5-The Politics of Recognition and Representation -- Introduction -- 'Victim' and 'Survivor' Identity Politics -- Resisting the Representation of Victimisation -- Subverting the Logics of 'Good Victimhood' -- A Rational Rather Than a 'Fighting' Response -- Men, Masculinity and Anti-Rape Activism -- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex Visibility -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6-Justice Practices in Digital Spaces -- Introduction -- Carceral Feminism and Rape Law Reform -- Victim-centred Justice -- 'Naming and Shaming' and Informally Reporting Rape.
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|a Digital Ethics and Victim-Survivor Safety Online -- The Impossibility of Justice -- Conclusion -- Conclusion: The Future of Anti-Rape Activism -- Introduction -- Curating Authenticity in Online Anti-Rape Activism -- Rape as 'Women's' Responsibility -- Online Anti-Rape Activism in a Post-#MeToo World -- References -- Index.
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