Platforming Cancel Culture
Digital Media, Identity and Cultural Intersections
Herausgeber: Kerrigan, Páraic; Siapera, Eugenia; Farries, Elizabeth
Platforming Cancel Culture
Digital Media, Identity and Cultural Intersections
Herausgeber: Kerrigan, Páraic; Siapera, Eugenia; Farries, Elizabeth
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By weaving together perspectives from the humanities, social sciences, and cultural studies, Platforming Cancel Culture presents a nuanced understanding of how cancel culture functions as a driver of accountability and a locus of contested power.
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By weaving together perspectives from the humanities, social sciences, and cultural studies, Platforming Cancel Culture presents a nuanced understanding of how cancel culture functions as a driver of accountability and a locus of contested power.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 328g
- ISBN-13: 9781032580241
- ISBN-10: 1032580240
- Artikelnr.: 73331467
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 328g
- ISBN-13: 9781032580241
- ISBN-10: 1032580240
- Artikelnr.: 73331467
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Paraic Kerrigan is an assistant professor in the School of Information and Communication Studies at University College Dublin. His research focuses on the intersections of digital media, communication, and social justice, with particular attention to issues of gender and sexuality. Elizabeth Farries is an assistant professor in the School of Information and Communication Studies at University College Dublin, where she is co-director of the Centre for Digital Policy. Her research lies at the intersection of new technologies and regulation, with a focus on digital policy cycles and assemblages emerging in the Digital Transformation. Eugenia Siapera is a professor in the School of Information and Communication Studies at University College Dublin, where she is co-director of the Centre for Digital Policy. Her research interests are in the areas of digital and social media, political communication, and journalism.
List of Figures
Chapter 1: The Cancellation Will be Digitised: Navigating Cancel Culture
Across Culture, Digital Spaces and Platforms
Páraic Kerrigan, Elizabeth Farries, and Eugenia Siapera
Section I: Toppling Statues and Contested Histories: Cancel Culture,
Memory, and the Digital Sphere
Chapter 2: Erasing History? Statue Removal, Cancel Culture and Digital Maps
Jennifer Keohane
Chapter 3: Cancelling Whose History? The Case of the Bowman and the
Spearman Statue Removal and Southeast European Views
Monika Cverlin, Marijana Musladin, and Mato Brautovi¿
Section II: Global Perspectives on Cancel Culture: Nationalism, Resistance,
and Marginalization
Chapter 4: Cancel Culture and China's Multi-Ethnic National Imaginary:
Social Media, Nationalism, and Silencing Dissent
Dean Phelan
Chapter 5: Manufacturing anger: exploring discursive constructions of
cancel culture on X in India
Anilesh Kumar and Quang Minh Nguyet Nguyen
Chapter 6: Cancel Culture in Russia: A Concept Lost in Translation
Sergei A. Samoilenko, Olga Logunova, and Ivan Grek
Chapter 7: Cancelling Progress? Cancel Culture and the Marginalisation of
Malayali LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kerala, India
Christo Jacob
Section III: Celebrity, Fandom, and the Ethics of Cancellation
Chapter 8: The Frankenstein Malady: Batwoman 'fans' and the Appropriation
of Cancel Culture
Natalie Le Clue
Chapter 9: Cancel Culture Right Now: Consent Culture and Aziz Ansari's
Comedic Celebrity Confessional
Sabrina Moro and Claire Sedgwick
Chapter 10: Gendered Perspectives of Cancel Culture: South African
Celebrity Cases on X
Kealeboga Aiseng
Chapter 1: The Cancellation Will be Digitised: Navigating Cancel Culture
Across Culture, Digital Spaces and Platforms
Páraic Kerrigan, Elizabeth Farries, and Eugenia Siapera
Section I: Toppling Statues and Contested Histories: Cancel Culture,
Memory, and the Digital Sphere
Chapter 2: Erasing History? Statue Removal, Cancel Culture and Digital Maps
Jennifer Keohane
Chapter 3: Cancelling Whose History? The Case of the Bowman and the
Spearman Statue Removal and Southeast European Views
Monika Cverlin, Marijana Musladin, and Mato Brautovi¿
Section II: Global Perspectives on Cancel Culture: Nationalism, Resistance,
and Marginalization
Chapter 4: Cancel Culture and China's Multi-Ethnic National Imaginary:
Social Media, Nationalism, and Silencing Dissent
Dean Phelan
Chapter 5: Manufacturing anger: exploring discursive constructions of
cancel culture on X in India
Anilesh Kumar and Quang Minh Nguyet Nguyen
Chapter 6: Cancel Culture in Russia: A Concept Lost in Translation
Sergei A. Samoilenko, Olga Logunova, and Ivan Grek
Chapter 7: Cancelling Progress? Cancel Culture and the Marginalisation of
Malayali LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kerala, India
Christo Jacob
Section III: Celebrity, Fandom, and the Ethics of Cancellation
Chapter 8: The Frankenstein Malady: Batwoman 'fans' and the Appropriation
of Cancel Culture
Natalie Le Clue
Chapter 9: Cancel Culture Right Now: Consent Culture and Aziz Ansari's
Comedic Celebrity Confessional
Sabrina Moro and Claire Sedgwick
Chapter 10: Gendered Perspectives of Cancel Culture: South African
Celebrity Cases on X
Kealeboga Aiseng
List of Figures
Chapter 1: The Cancellation Will be Digitised: Navigating Cancel Culture
Across Culture, Digital Spaces and Platforms
Páraic Kerrigan, Elizabeth Farries, and Eugenia Siapera
Section I: Toppling Statues and Contested Histories: Cancel Culture,
Memory, and the Digital Sphere
Chapter 2: Erasing History? Statue Removal, Cancel Culture and Digital Maps
Jennifer Keohane
Chapter 3: Cancelling Whose History? The Case of the Bowman and the
Spearman Statue Removal and Southeast European Views
Monika Cverlin, Marijana Musladin, and Mato Brautovi¿
Section II: Global Perspectives on Cancel Culture: Nationalism, Resistance,
and Marginalization
Chapter 4: Cancel Culture and China's Multi-Ethnic National Imaginary:
Social Media, Nationalism, and Silencing Dissent
Dean Phelan
Chapter 5: Manufacturing anger: exploring discursive constructions of
cancel culture on X in India
Anilesh Kumar and Quang Minh Nguyet Nguyen
Chapter 6: Cancel Culture in Russia: A Concept Lost in Translation
Sergei A. Samoilenko, Olga Logunova, and Ivan Grek
Chapter 7: Cancelling Progress? Cancel Culture and the Marginalisation of
Malayali LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kerala, India
Christo Jacob
Section III: Celebrity, Fandom, and the Ethics of Cancellation
Chapter 8: The Frankenstein Malady: Batwoman 'fans' and the Appropriation
of Cancel Culture
Natalie Le Clue
Chapter 9: Cancel Culture Right Now: Consent Culture and Aziz Ansari's
Comedic Celebrity Confessional
Sabrina Moro and Claire Sedgwick
Chapter 10: Gendered Perspectives of Cancel Culture: South African
Celebrity Cases on X
Kealeboga Aiseng
Chapter 1: The Cancellation Will be Digitised: Navigating Cancel Culture
Across Culture, Digital Spaces and Platforms
Páraic Kerrigan, Elizabeth Farries, and Eugenia Siapera
Section I: Toppling Statues and Contested Histories: Cancel Culture,
Memory, and the Digital Sphere
Chapter 2: Erasing History? Statue Removal, Cancel Culture and Digital Maps
Jennifer Keohane
Chapter 3: Cancelling Whose History? The Case of the Bowman and the
Spearman Statue Removal and Southeast European Views
Monika Cverlin, Marijana Musladin, and Mato Brautovi¿
Section II: Global Perspectives on Cancel Culture: Nationalism, Resistance,
and Marginalization
Chapter 4: Cancel Culture and China's Multi-Ethnic National Imaginary:
Social Media, Nationalism, and Silencing Dissent
Dean Phelan
Chapter 5: Manufacturing anger: exploring discursive constructions of
cancel culture on X in India
Anilesh Kumar and Quang Minh Nguyet Nguyen
Chapter 6: Cancel Culture in Russia: A Concept Lost in Translation
Sergei A. Samoilenko, Olga Logunova, and Ivan Grek
Chapter 7: Cancelling Progress? Cancel Culture and the Marginalisation of
Malayali LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kerala, India
Christo Jacob
Section III: Celebrity, Fandom, and the Ethics of Cancellation
Chapter 8: The Frankenstein Malady: Batwoman 'fans' and the Appropriation
of Cancel Culture
Natalie Le Clue
Chapter 9: Cancel Culture Right Now: Consent Culture and Aziz Ansari's
Comedic Celebrity Confessional
Sabrina Moro and Claire Sedgwick
Chapter 10: Gendered Perspectives of Cancel Culture: South African
Celebrity Cases on X
Kealeboga Aiseng







