Discourse in the Digital Age (Routledge Critical Studies in Discourse)

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1 Discourse in the digital age: a critical introduction
Part I Digital discourses: ethical and interdisciplinary reflections
	2 Towards the ethical use of digital data in CDS: challenges and opportunities
	3 Introducing discourse-driven text mining: a novel method to critically analyse discourses on Twitter
Part II Digital discourses of misogyny and gender-based violence
	4 The Reddit manosphere as a text and place: a three-part analysis
	5 Discourses of public breastfeeding on Russophone social media: a discursive-material analysis of VKontakte discussions
Part III Digital discourses of hate and discrimination
	6 “Reject Rohingya and Send Them Back!”: digital discourses of nationalism and xenophobia in the time of a pandemic
	7 Subtle hate speech and the recontextualisation of antisemitism online: analysing argumentation on Facebook
Part IV Digital discourses of counter-hegemony and protest
	8 From participatory politics to fan activism: digital discursive practices during the Chilean student mobilizations
	9 Analysing digital discourses of the #Endmaleguardianshipsystem campaign in Saudi Arabia: a focus on YouTube and news media
Part V Digital discourses of power, knowledge, and legitimisation
	10 The disruption of power asymmetry in online medical consultations in China: a Social Media Critical Discourse Studies approach
	11 Legitimising change: digital journalism discourse and social media communication
	12 Wikipedia discourse about social media: Facebook between community and corporation
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