Online Othering: Exploring Digital Violence and Discrimination on the Web

Acknowledgements

'Online othering': An introduction (by Emily Harmer and Karen Lumsden)

Section I: Online Culture Wars: The Rise of the Alt-Right, Trumpism and White Masculinities

Section I: Editors' Introduction (by Emily Harmer and Karen Lumsden)

Chapter 1: Online hate movements: From the far-right to the 'alt-right' and from the margins to the mainstream (by Aaron Winter)

Chapter 2: Libcucks, fags and useful idiots: The othering of oppositional white masculinities by the 'alt-right' (by Alex Green)

Section II: Experiences of Online Abuse: Gendered Othering, Sexism and Misogyny

Editors' Introduction (by Emily Harmer and Karen Lumsden)

Chapter 4: Online/offline continuities: Online abuse of feminists as a form of violence against women (by Ruth Lewis, Mike Rowe and Clare Wiper)

Chapter 5: Power, pleasure and pain: Approaching sexting and revenge porn with post-feminism (by Rikke Amundsen)

Chapter 7: Othering political women: Online misogyny and racism towards women in public life (by Emily Harmer and Rosalynd Southern)

Section III: Online Exclusion: Boundaries, Spaces and Intersectionality

Editors' Introduction (by Karen Lumsden and Emily Harmer)

Chapter 8: The online 'othering' of transgender and non-binary people: A discourse analysis of comments on Youtube videos on 'gender neutral toilets' (by Ben Colliver, Adrian Coyle and Maria Silvestri)

Chapter 9: Invisible needs: Young people with physical disabilities seek sexual information online (by Herminder Kaur)

Chapter 10: Rural racism in the digital age (by Nathan Kerrigan)

Section IV: Responding to, Regulating and Policing Online Hate

Editors' Introduction (by Karen Lumsden and Emily Harmer)

Chapter 11: 'When I saw women being attacked...it has made me want to stand up and fight': Reporting, responding to, and resisting online misogyny (by Jo Smith)

Chapter 12: Disability hate speech: Interrogating the online/offline distinction (by Phillipa Hall)

Chapter 13: Critique of the stalking risk profile: The changing nature of online relationships in cases of cyberstalking (by Brianna O'Shea, R. Julian, J. Prichard and S. Kelty)