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=245  00$aImagery of Hate Online /$cedited by Matthias J. Becker, Marcus Scheiber, Uffa Jensen.
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=505  0\$aAbout the Authors List of Figures List of Tables 1. Introduction Marcus Scheiber and Matthias J. Becker2. The “Happy Merchant” as an antisemitic hate picture: A historical perspective on visual antisemitism Uffa Jensen3. Memetic antisemitism: How memes teach age-old hatred Lev Topor4. Extremist internet memes as a means of persuasion: A visual rhetorical approach Eemeli Hakoköngäs and Otto Halmesvaara5. Same tools, different target: Countering hate speech with memes Carmen Aguilera-Carnerero, Matthias J. Becker, and Marcus Scheiber6. Memefication of antisemitism: Antisemitic content on TikTok—a multimodal ethnographic analysis Mohamed Salhi and Yasmine Goldhorn7. Unveiling populist tactics on TikTok: A multimodal critical discursive psychology approach Inari Sakki8. Pictured hate: A visual discourse analysis of derogatory memes on Telegram Lisa Bogerts, Wyn Brodersen, Maik Fielitz, and Pablo Jost9. Studying soft hate speech online: Synthesising approaches from multimodality research and argumentation theory Dimitris Serafis and Janina Wildfeuer10. Analysing deepfakes: A discourse-semiotic approach Marcus ScheiberIndex
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=520  \\$aThis edited volume explores the evolving role of visual and multimodal expressions in spreading hate ideologies within digital communication. In digital spaces, hate speech is increasingly conveyed through memes, images, and videos, blending textual and pictorial elements to perpetuate harmful stereotypes and other exclusionary narratives. While historical perspectives on hate imagery are well-documented, this collection emphasises the pressing need for contemporary analysis of visual and multimodal communication in digital environments.Featuring contributions from interdisciplinary experts, this volume investigates the content, structure, and dynamics of normalisation of visual hate speech. By examining memes, manipulated images, and other visual artifacts, it reveals how hateful content gains traction in digital public spheres, often blurring traditional boundaries of acceptability. Through rigorous case studies and theoretical insights, the anthology provides a comprehensive understanding of how multimodality shapes hate discourse and its societal impact.Grounded in empirical research, this collection also addresses the challenges of defining and analysing hate ideologies, offering nuanced frameworks for distinguishing legitimate critique from hate-based narratives. Decoding Visual Hate is an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, teachers, and digital communicators seeking to combat the proliferation of visual hate and foster more inclusive online spaces.
=536  \\$aTechnische Universität Berlin
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=653  \\$aVisual Hate Speech
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=653  \\$aOnline Hate Ideologies
=653  \\$aDigital Media and Propaganda
=653  \\$aAntisemitism in Digital Spaces
=653  \\$aSocial Media and Hate Speech
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=700  1\$aJensen, Uffa,$eeditor.$uTechnische Universität Berlin.
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