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'I mean, in my opinion, I have it the worst, because I am white.I am male. I am heterosexual': questioning the inclusivity of reconfigured hegemonic masculinities in a UK student online culture

机译:“我的意思是,在我看来,我拥有最糟糕的是,因为我是白人。我是男性。 我是异性恋者的':质疑英国学生在线文化中重新配置的霸权阳话阳像的包容性

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This paper critically examines how gendered hierarchies and relations, particularly those between hegemonic masculinities and non-hegemonic gendered identities, manifest between students at a university in North West England in and through forms of online harassment, using data collected from a large-scale study (N= 810) conducted in this institutional context. Key findings indicate that some young masculinities subordinate non-hegemonic gendered identities, namely those who identify as female and transgender, in and through gendered and sexualised forms of online harassment or are complicit in these practices. Male research participants are more likely than any other gendered group to use 'free speech' discourses to legitimate online harassment directed at transgendered and cis-female subjects. Some white, heterosexual males, who occupy a dominant position in Britain's gendered and racial social order, appropriate discursive practices associated with identity politics, which have historically been used by non-hegemonic gendered identities to challenge social inequities, to claim they are 'victims' of this society. We argue that these new emerging forms of hybridised hegemonic masculinity, which appropriate and reconfigure the discursive practices of non-hegemonic gendered identities, reproduce and conceal patriarchal systems of power in digitised spaces. We suggest more research is needed to better understand these practices, their relationship to alt-right influencers and men's rights activists, and their implications for digital hegemonic masculinities at the local level of UK university campuses.
机译:本文致力于研究性别的等级和关系如何,特别是霸权阳话和非霸权成年人之间的关系,在英格兰西北大学的学生在网上骚扰中的形式,使用从大规模研究中收集的数据( n = 810)在该制度背景下进行。主要发现表明,一些年轻的阳话从属非霸权性别的身份,即那些认为作为女性和变性的人,通过性别和性别形式的在线骚扰或在这些做法中是可取的。男性研究参与者比任何其他性别的小组更有可能使用“自由讲话”散文,以合法的在线骚扰,指导在变性和联合女性受试者。一些白色,异性恋男性,占据英国性别和种族社会秩序的主导地位,与身份政治相关的适当的话语实践,这些是历史上的非霸权性别的身份来挑战社会不公平,声称他们是“受害者”这个社会。我们认为,这些新的新兴形式的杂交形式杂交形式,这适合和重新配置非霸权性别相同身份,重现和隐瞒数字化空间的权力的父权制。我们建议需要更多的研究来更好地了解这些做法,他们与适度的影响者和男子权利活动家的关系,以及他们对英国大学校园地方的数字霸权阳话的影响。

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