Eva Svatoňová
Biographic Data
| ID | 4428482 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eva Svatoňová |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eva |
| FAMILY NAME | Svatoňová |
| SIGNATURE | SVATOŇOVÁ E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ostrava |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3360-5789 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Same same but different: Symbolic boundaries among Czech anti-gender activists
The article applies the sociocultural theory of symbolic boundaries to examine how activists involved in the Czech variant of the anti-gender movement construct and understand their own identities, as well as those of their perceived adversaries, through the symbolic distinctions they draw between “us” and “them.” Specifically, it explores internal ideological variations that have emerged within a single national context. Drawing on a prior disco…
Is there a Pirate Nation, and how populist is it? The case of the Czech Pirates
This article examines how the Czech Pirate Party engages with the concepts of “nation” and “people” to assert its liberal and anti-populist stance in the context of rising populist, nationalist and conservative discourses in Czechia since the 2015 refugee crisis. Drawing on Benedict Anderson’s theory of imagined communities, Michael Billig’s notion of banal nationalism and work on populism, anti-populism and technopopulism, the study combines qua…
Emphasised, feared, despised and hegemonic: Images of femininity in the US far-right digital ecosystem on Telegram channels
In this article, we deliver an empirical analysis of far-right visualisations of womanhood on US Telegram channels. Previous studies show that the far right, which increasingly engages in misogynist, anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rhetoric, and opposition to feminism, is marked by the growing involvement of women in the roles of political leaders. Such engagement by women within the far right causes an ‘image problem’, as it makes th…
How anti-gender and gendered imagery translate the Great Replacement conspiracy theory in online far-right platforms
This article is based on a case study of online media practices of the Czech far-right group Angry Mothers, the biggest far-right Facebook group in the Czech political context in 2018. We show how the group used visual storytelling to translate the narratives of the Great Replacement conspiracy theory, which has become one of the most dominant narratives in European and US far-right discourses over recent years. The conspiracy theory was introduc…
“We Want Justice and Equality, Not Gender” Translating Class Struggle into Anti-gender Discourse
Neue „reaktionäre“ Bewegungen, die sich gegen Geschlechtergleichstellung und LBTIQA+-Rechte richten, werden in der Literatur als „anti-gender movements“ bezeichnet. Sie setzen sich aus ideologisch diversen Akteuren zusammen, die ein gemeinsamer Feind eint: die „Gender-Ideologie“. Der vorliegende Artikel konzentriert sich auf die tschechische Variante dieser Bewegung und zeigt auf, dass die sich mit ihr identifizierenden Personen besonders in Glau…
How anti-gender and gendered imagery translate the Great Replacement conspiracy theory in online far-right platforms
This article is based on a case study of online media practices of the Czech far-right group Angry Mothers, the biggest far-right Facebook group in the Czech political context in 2018. We show how the group used visual storytelling to translate the narratives of the Great Replacement conspiracy theory, which has become one of the most dominant narratives in European and US far-right discourses over recent years. The conspiracy theory was introduc…
“We Want Justice and Equality, Not Gender” Translating Class Struggle into Anti-gender Discourse
Neue „reaktionäre“ Bewegungen, die sich gegen Geschlechtergleichstellung und LBTIQA+-Rechte richten, werden in der Literatur als „anti-gender movements“ bezeichnet. Sie setzen sich aus ideologisch diversen Akteuren zusammen, die ein gemeinsamer Feind eint: die „Gender-Ideologie“. Der vorliegende Artikel konzentriert sich auf die tschechische Variante dieser Bewegung und zeigt auf, dass die sich mit ihr identifizierenden Personen besonders in Glau…
Emphasised, feared, despised and hegemonic: Images of femininity in the US far-right digital ecosystem on Telegram channels
In this article, we deliver an empirical analysis of far-right visualisations of womanhood on US Telegram channels. Previous studies show that the far right, which increasingly engages in misogynist, anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rhetoric, and opposition to feminism, is marked by the growing involvement of women in the roles of political leaders. Such engagement by women within the far right causes an ‘image problem’, as it makes th…
How anti-gender and gendered imagery translate the Great Replacement conspiracy theory in online far-right platforms
This article is based on a case study of online media practices of the Czech far-right group Angry Mothers, the biggest far-right Facebook group in the Czech political context in 2018. We show how the group used visual storytelling to translate the narratives of the Great Replacement conspiracy theory, which has become one of the most dominant narratives in European and US far-right discourses over recent years. The conspiracy theory was introduc…
Same same but different: Symbolic boundaries among Czech anti-gender activists
The article applies the sociocultural theory of symbolic boundaries to examine how activists involved in the Czech variant of the anti-gender movement construct and understand their own identities, as well as those of their perceived adversaries, through the symbolic distinctions they draw between “us” and “them.” Specifically, it explores internal ideological variations that have emerged within a single national context. Drawing on a prior disco…
Is there a Pirate Nation, and how populist is it? The case of the Czech Pirates
This article examines how the Czech Pirate Party engages with the concepts of “nation” and “people” to assert its liberal and anti-populist stance in the context of rising populist, nationalist and conservative discourses in Czechia since the 2015 refugee crisis. Drawing on Benedict Anderson’s theory of imagined communities, Michael Billig’s notion of banal nationalism and work on populism, anti-populism and technopopulism, the study combines qua…
Politics (4 works) · Czech (3 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Ideology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works)