Intimacy and Injury: In the Wake of #MeToo in India and South Africa by Tamara Shefer

“…Review of the book Intimacy and Injury: In the Wake of #MeToo in India and South Africa, edited by Nicky Falkof, Shilpa Phadke, and Srila Roy.…”
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#MeToo? Legal Discourse and Everyday Responses to Sexual Violence by Alison Gash, Ryan Harding

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Provocation as a Genre: Rhetorical Definitions of MeToo Discourse by Eglė Gabrėnaitė, Monika Triaušytė

“…This article analyzes a provocative discourse, the Lithuanian version of the global movement MeToo, which promotes the publication of cases of sexual harassment: testimonies of women who have been sexually harassed, publications in the media discussing the issue, interviews with discourse participants, another type of comments. …”
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Count Me Too: Sentiment Analysis of Roman Sindhi Script by Muhammd Bux Alvi, Naeem Ahmed Mahoto, Mana Saleh Al Reshan, Mukhtiar Unar, M. A. Elmagzoub, Asadullah Shaikh

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Gender, Caste and Subjectivity: Revisiting the #MeToo Movement in India by Anandita Pan

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Échecs et réussites discursives du mouvement #MeToo by Noémie Trovato

“…I aim to relativize this claim by interrogating the performative dimension of #MeToo as intended and perceived by victims and feminist activists. …”
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Follow Me Too: Determinants of Transitive Tie Formation on Twitter by Parul Malik, Seungyoon Lee

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Lessons on ethical healthcare communication from #MeToo movement by Ganesh Singh Dharmshaktu, Tanuja Pangtey

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He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo by Leigh Gilmore

“…"He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo" analyses how the conversation about sexual violence changed when millions of women worldwide raised their voices to say “Me Too.” …”
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Inappropriate Laughter: Affective Homophily and the Unlikely Comedy of #MeToo by Jenny Sundén, Susanna Paasonen

“…This article investigates the affective and ambiguous dynamics of feminist humor as an unexpected strategy of resistance in connection with #MeToo, asking what laughter may do to the sharpness of negative affect of shame and anger driving the movement. …”
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He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo by Leigh Gilmore

“…"He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo" analyses how the conversation about sexual violence changed when millions of women worldwide raised their voices to say “Me Too.” …”
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Odpowiedzialnie usytuowana krytyka afirmatywna: #MeToo w badaniach teatralnych by Monika Kwaśniewska

“…This article seeks to develop within the theater studies discourse a research stance and method that would resonate with the transformation that has begun in theater in connection with the #MeToo movement and the discussion about violence in theater schools, creative processes, and theaters. …”
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The Datafication of #MeToo: Whiteness, Racial Capitalism, and Anti-Violence Technologies by Kathryn Henne, Renee Shelby, Jenna Harb

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Two Revolutions in Korea: From the Candlelight Protests to the #Me, too Movement by Noh, Yi-Joung

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Powerful Men, Failing Upwards: The Aid Industry and the ‘Me Too’ Movement by Charlotte Lydia Riley

“…In 2018, the global #MeToo movement turned its attention to the aid industry, after scandals at Oxfam and Save the Children highlighted the sexual harassment, abuse and assault prevalent in the sector. …”

#MeToo under Colonialism: Conceptualising Responsibility for Sexual Violence in Australia by Honni van Rjiswijk

“…This is a very rich concept to use as we develop schemas of responsibility in relation to #MeToo, especially for those who may be interpellated by #MeToo as survivors of sexual violence, but who may be implicated by other structural and historical processes—including colonialism, historical slavery, and other processes of structural racism.…”
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Cross-linguistic Metaphorical Representation of the #MeToo Movement: Communicating Attitudes by Jurga Cibulskienė

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‘OMG JANE AUSTEN’: Austen and Memes in the Post-#MeToo Era by Katerina Kitsi-Mitakou, Maria Vara, Georgios Chatziavgerinos

“…Darcy—filtered through the famous impersonations by Collin Firth and Matthew Macfadyen—has activated new re-imaginings of masculinity and heterosexuality in the post-#MeToo epoch. As some memes suggest, Mr. Darcy, a reformed hero who has learned how to match hegemony with sensibility, is the perfect antidote to the anathema of toxic masculinity and the perfect catch to the crowds of female Janeites. …”
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Repragmatization of the ME TOO Speech Act in Social and Communicative Practices of the Internet by T. M. Shkapenko, N. B. Milyavskaya

Subjects: “…speech act me too…”
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Gendering Dissent: MeToo Travels to Scandinavia in the Early Twenty-First Century by Clara V. Juncker

“…In May 2018, the #MeToo movement picked up wind when Harvey Weinstein was charged by the New York County District Attorney’s Office with rape and sexual misconduct. …”
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