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From denounced groupies to the cancelled idol: masculinities and cancel culture after the Chinese #MeToo
AuthorsQi Wang
Affiliations1. Changzhi University
Indie-rock redemptions: decoding themes of penance, punishment and self-pity in #MeToo-era comeback journalism
AuthorsJenessa Williams
Affiliations1. Stanford University
Cancel culture in pop music: What can we learn from the Brazilian rapper Karol Conká’s case?
AuthorsSimone Pereira de Sá; Thiago Pereira Alberto
Affiliations1. Federal Fluminense University; 2. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
Media reporting of cancel culture: a narrative anatomy of Billie Eilish’s cancellation
AuthorsClaire Tanner; Kim Toffoletti; Jessica Grahame; Kiran Pienaar; Brady Robards
Affiliations1. Monash University; 2. Deakin University; 3. La Trobe University; 4. Rhodes University
Introduction: cancel culture & celebrity bashing, exploring the theatre of morality?
AuthorsSimone Driessen; Gaëlle Ouvrein; Eve Ng
Affiliations1. Erasmus University Rotterdam; 2. Vrije Universiteit Brussel; 3. Ohio University
#WeGotYou: examining the intersections of believability, cancel culture, and fandom (in a not-cancel case)
AuthorsSimone Driessen; Sidsel Kirstine Harder
Affiliations1. Erasmus University; 2. Copenhagen University
Waving the cancelling wand: Harry Potter fans and the cancellation of J.K. Rowling
AuthorsGuilherme Giolo; Simone Driessen; Mel Stanfill
Affiliations1. Erasmus University Rotterdam; 2. University of Central Florida
The corporate cancellation debate: a framing analysis on Dutch-speaking media coverage on brand cancellation
AuthorsGaëlle Ouvrein
Affiliations1. Vrije Universiteit Brussels
Pawns of war: misogynoir, hip hop and cancel culture
AuthorsZari A. Taylor; Kayla Corbin
Affiliations1. New York University, New York, United States; 2. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, United States
“We’re the party of common sense”: conflicting appeals to “normal/ity” and “common sense” in the discourse of the Freedom Party of Austria
AuthorsRuth Wodak
Affiliations1. Lancaster University
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