Publication: La perspectiva tecnosocial feminista como antídoto para la misoginia online
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2021
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Federacion Española de Sociologia
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Este artículo revisa las principales aportaciones de la perspectiva tecnosocial feminista frente a la violencia sexual y de género en entornos digitales (a lo que denominamos “misoginia online”). Para ello se realiza una revisión de las contribuciones producidas en el ámbito de las ciencias sociales, referidas a la misoginia online occidental, principalmente las publicadas en lengua inglesa y española, con el fin de ofrecer una panorámica de las posturas actuales y sus estudios más representativos. Además, ponemos especial atención en el modo que la perspectiva tecnosocial feminista y su concepto de “disposición tecnosexual” (affordance tecnosexual) encuentran correspondencia con el análisis crítico de los entornos digitales. Ilustramos esta relación con ejemplos que muestran cómo el diseño de estos entornos tiende a reproducir determinadas relaciones de género y poder, entendidas como parte de un contexto más amplio de discriminación estructural y sistemática contra las mujeres.
This article reviews the main contributions of the feminist technosocial perspective to sexual and gender-based violence in digital environments (or ‘online misogyny’). For this, we carry out a review of the contributions produced in the field of social sciences, referring to western online misogyny, mainly those published in english and spanish, in order to offer an overview of current positions and their most representative studies. We pay special attention to the way that this feminist technosocial perspective and its concept of “technosexual affordance” find correspondence with critical analysis of digital environments. We illustrate this relationship with examples that show how the design of these environments tends to reproduce certain gender and power relations, understood as part of a broader context of structural and systematic discrimination against women.
This article reviews the main contributions of the feminist technosocial perspective to sexual and gender-based violence in digital environments (or ‘online misogyny’). For this, we carry out a review of the contributions produced in the field of social sciences, referring to western online misogyny, mainly those published in english and spanish, in order to offer an overview of current positions and their most representative studies. We pay special attention to the way that this feminist technosocial perspective and its concept of “technosexual affordance” find correspondence with critical analysis of digital environments. We illustrate this relationship with examples that show how the design of these environments tends to reproduce certain gender and power relations, understood as part of a broader context of structural and systematic discrimination against women.