Jana Boukemia
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Doctoral Researcher at University of Basel
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Eine nationale Kampagne der Schweizer Hochschulen gegen sexuelle Belästigung.
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· BUT: When it comes to insults, female MPs face disproportionate backlash compared to men.
· Interestingly, female MPs can slightly reduce insulting responses by using more insulting language themselves, suggesting a gendered pattern of self-defense.
· Interestingly, female MPs can slightly reduce insulting responses by using more insulting language themselves, suggesting a gendered pattern of self-defense.
November 22, 2024 at 4:50 PM
· BUT: When it comes to insults, female MPs face disproportionate backlash compared to men.
· Interestingly, female MPs can slightly reduce insulting responses by using more insulting language themselves, suggesting a gendered pattern of self-defense.
· Interestingly, female MPs can slightly reduce insulting responses by using more insulting language themselves, suggesting a gendered pattern of self-defense.
We analyzed German MPs' language in their own Tweets, as well as the mentions of their user name and found the following:
· Male and female MPs use similar levels of incivility (critical and insulting language) on Twitter and receive more critical responses when using critical tweets.
· Male and female MPs use similar levels of incivility (critical and insulting language) on Twitter and receive more critical responses when using critical tweets.
November 22, 2024 at 4:50 PM
We analyzed German MPs' language in their own Tweets, as well as the mentions of their user name and found the following:
· Male and female MPs use similar levels of incivility (critical and insulting language) on Twitter and receive more critical responses when using critical tweets.
· Male and female MPs use similar levels of incivility (critical and insulting language) on Twitter and receive more critical responses when using critical tweets.