Luiz Valério P Trindade
Biographic Data
| ID | 220204 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luiz Valério P Trindade |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luiz Valério P |
| FAMILY NAME | Trindade |
| SIGNATURE | TRINDADE L V P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5062-8662 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Disability is no laughing matter. A critical discourse analysis of disability mockery on social media in Brazil
There is a growing body of literature addressing the surge of different types of online harassment (e.g. hate speech, misogyny, racism, religious intolerance, cyberbullying, revenge porn, homophobia, etc.). Yet, despite the undeniable contribution brought by this literature, there is still another aspect that remains underexplored. That is, the interplay between politically motivated hate speech and disability. Furthermore, the potential harm and…
My hair, my crown”. Examining black Brazilian women’s anti-racist discursive strategies on social media
For a long time, Brazil has fostered the image of a post-racial society; however, data reveals that: a) racism against black women remains strongly ingrained in the collective mind-set, b) social media has become a breeding ground for the construction and dissemination of racist ideologies, and c) black women encompass the predominant target of racist discourses on social media. Thus, this qualitative study explores anti-racist discourses fostere…
Disparagement humour and gendered racism on social media in Brazil
Data reveals that in 2017 in Brazil, there were 63,698 reported cases of hate speech on the internet, with one-third of these being related to racist discourses. Another study reveals that 81 per cent of the victims of racism on Facebook in Brazil are upwardly mobile black women. These discourses are often conveyed through disparagement humour, which offers the abusers the convenient excuse that their comments are simply harmless jests. This stud…
Imagens de indivíduos afrodescendentes em propagandas: Análise Da Presença De Estigmas E Estereótipos Nas Formas De Representações Sociais
O objetivo do estudo consistiu em examinar de que forma os anúncios publicitários têm retratado os indivíduos afrodescendentes em termos de estereótipos e estigmas. Ele consistiu de análise qualitativa interpretativa em duas propagandas de automóveis tendo como arcabouço teórico a Teoria dos Estigmas e como referenciais metodológicos pesquisas anteriores semelhantes. Os resultados da análise revelaram que os anúncios publicitários contribuem para…
Disparagement humour and gendered racism on social media in Brazil
Data reveals that in 2017 in Brazil, there were 63,698 reported cases of hate speech on the internet, with one-third of these being related to racist discourses. Another study reveals that 81 per cent of the victims of racism on Facebook in Brazil are upwardly mobile black women. These discourses are often conveyed through disparagement humour, which offers the abusers the convenient excuse that their comments are simply harmless jests. This stud…
My hair, my crown”. Examining black Brazilian women’s anti-racist discursive strategies on social media
For a long time, Brazil has fostered the image of a post-racial society; however, data reveals that: a) racism against black women remains strongly ingrained in the collective mind-set, b) social media has become a breeding ground for the construction and dissemination of racist ideologies, and c) black women encompass the predominant target of racist discourses on social media. Thus, this qualitative study explores anti-racist discourses fostere…
Imagens de indivíduos afrodescendentes em propagandas: Análise Da Presença De Estigmas E Estereótipos Nas Formas De Representações Sociais
O objetivo do estudo consistiu em examinar de que forma os anúncios publicitários têm retratado os indivíduos afrodescendentes em termos de estereótipos e estigmas. Ele consistiu de análise qualitativa interpretativa em duas propagandas de automóveis tendo como arcabouço teórico a Teoria dos Estigmas e como referenciais metodológicos pesquisas anteriores semelhantes. Os resultados da análise revelaram que os anúncios publicitários contribuem para…
My hair, my crown”. Examining black Brazilian women’s anti-racist discursive strategies on social media
For a long time, Brazil has fostered the image of a post-racial society; however, data reveals that: a) racism against black women remains strongly ingrained in the collective mind-set, b) social media has become a breeding ground for the construction and dissemination of racist ideologies, and c) black women encompass the predominant target of racist discourses on social media. Thus, this qualitative study explores anti-racist discourses fostere…
Disparagement humour and gendered racism on social media in Brazil
Data reveals that in 2017 in Brazil, there were 63,698 reported cases of hate speech on the internet, with one-third of these being related to racist discourses. Another study reveals that 81 per cent of the victims of racism on Facebook in Brazil are upwardly mobile black women. These discourses are often conveyed through disparagement humour, which offers the abusers the convenient excuse that their comments are simply harmless jests. This stud…
Disability is no laughing matter. A critical discourse analysis of disability mockery on social media in Brazil
There is a growing body of literature addressing the surge of different types of online harassment (e.g. hate speech, misogyny, racism, religious intolerance, cyberbullying, revenge porn, homophobia, etc.). Yet, despite the undeniable contribution brought by this literature, there is still another aspect that remains underexplored. That is, the interplay between politically motivated hate speech and disability. Furthermore, the potential harm and…
Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Racism (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Critical discourse analysis (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 works)