Ana Kubrusly
Biographic Data
| ID | 4621531 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana Kubrusly |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana |
| FAMILY NAME | Kubrusly |
| SIGNATURE | KUBRUSLY A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6681-7193 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“Ambient Misogyny”
Recent years have shown renewed scientific interest in online misogyny, albeit predominantly in overt and targeted forms of it. Those include, above all, antifeminist movements and spaces of the manosphere that aim to exploit, suppress, and subjugate women, for example in incel and red pill communities, or masculinity podcasts. This panel applies Siapera’s distinction between ambient and organised digital racism to discuss cases of “ambient misog…
“We Go Online to Call Them to the Street”
Although contemporary feminist practices tend to be imagined as “digital by default,” these engagements are often hybrid in nature, combining online and offline settings and actions. Using the 2023 International Women’s Day march in Portugal as both case study and methodological entry point, this article explores how hybrid feminist practices are engaged and negotiated within this context and how this is shaped by affective experiences and emotio…
Affective Temporalities on Social Media
Post-secular pilgrimage is increasingly popular, affording communitas (Maddrell & della Dora, 2013) as well as collective effervescence (Serazio, 2013) to pilgrims. Pilgrimage can be augmented by digital media (Maddrell & della Dora, 2013), but pilgrims usually limit their access to habitual devices, people, and digital services during their pilgrimage (Jorge, 2023). This paper focuses on the case of the World Youth Day 2023, hosted in Lisbon, an…
Critical, Qualitative and Situated
Social researchers have extensively examined the systematic role played by digital platforms, algorithms and datafication processes in shaping social life. In response to the overwhelming power asymmetries, datafication processes and extractive conditions imposed on users, different scholars have emphasized the need for educational initiatives that foster forms of critical digital literacy. This article explores how critical pedagogical approache…
How Can You Be a Feminist if You’re Always Online?” Online Activisms, Ambivalence, and Dis/Connection
Digital presence and participation are often imagined as essential for contemporary feminist practices and identities. However, feminist engagements with digital and social media platforms can be tempered by drawbacks and tensions. This leads activists and everyday feminists to the need to negotiate digital dis/connection in their everyday lives. This article explores the affective dimensions of social media dis/connection in feminist contexts, g…
Bem-estar digital, crianças e jovens
A partir de uma reflexão teórica, este artigo elabora uma crítica à perspectiva patológica do bem-estar digital, que o define pela sua negativa, associando-o à ausência de transtornos mentais ligados ao meio digital, como o vício em internet. Considera-se que a abordagem patológica apresenta duas principais fragilidades: por um lado, a ênfase metodológica no tempo de tela enquanto uma variável definidora do bem-estar digital, e, por outro, a negl…
How Can You Be a Feminist if You’re Always Online?” Online Activisms, Ambivalence, and Dis/Connection
Digital presence and participation are often imagined as essential for contemporary feminist practices and identities. However, feminist engagements with digital and social media platforms can be tempered by drawbacks and tensions. This leads activists and everyday feminists to the need to negotiate digital dis/connection in their everyday lives. This article explores the affective dimensions of social media dis/connection in feminist contexts, g…
Bem-estar digital, crianças e jovens
A partir de uma reflexão teórica, este artigo elabora uma crítica à perspectiva patológica do bem-estar digital, que o define pela sua negativa, associando-o à ausência de transtornos mentais ligados ao meio digital, como o vício em internet. Considera-se que a abordagem patológica apresenta duas principais fragilidades: por um lado, a ênfase metodológica no tempo de tela enquanto uma variável definidora do bem-estar digital, e, por outro, a negl…
How Can You Be a Feminist if You’re Always Online?” Online Activisms, Ambivalence, and Dis/Connection
Digital presence and participation are often imagined as essential for contemporary feminist practices and identities. However, feminist engagements with digital and social media platforms can be tempered by drawbacks and tensions. This leads activists and everyday feminists to the need to negotiate digital dis/connection in their everyday lives. This article explores the affective dimensions of social media dis/connection in feminist contexts, g…
Affective Temporalities on Social Media
Post-secular pilgrimage is increasingly popular, affording communitas (Maddrell & della Dora, 2013) as well as collective effervescence (Serazio, 2013) to pilgrims. Pilgrimage can be augmented by digital media (Maddrell & della Dora, 2013), but pilgrims usually limit their access to habitual devices, people, and digital services during their pilgrimage (Jorge, 2023). This paper focuses on the case of the World Youth Day 2023, hosted in Lisbon, an…
Critical, Qualitative and Situated
Social researchers have extensively examined the systematic role played by digital platforms, algorithms and datafication processes in shaping social life. In response to the overwhelming power asymmetries, datafication processes and extractive conditions imposed on users, different scholars have emphasized the need for educational initiatives that foster forms of critical digital literacy. This article explores how critical pedagogical approache…
“Ambient Misogyny”
Recent years have shown renewed scientific interest in online misogyny, albeit predominantly in overt and targeted forms of it. Those include, above all, antifeminist movements and spaces of the manosphere that aim to exploit, suppress, and subjugate women, for example in incel and red pill communities, or masculinity podcasts. This panel applies Siapera’s distinction between ambient and organised digital racism to discuss cases of “ambient misog…
“We Go Online to Call Them to the Street”
Although contemporary feminist practices tend to be imagined as “digital by default,” these engagements are often hybrid in nature, combining online and offline settings and actions. Using the 2023 International Women’s Day march in Portugal as both case study and methodological entry point, this article explores how hybrid feminist practices are engaged and negotiated within this context and how this is shaped by affective experiences and emotio…
Gender, Feminism, and Media (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Social Media and Politics (2 works) · Advertising (1 work) · Ambivalence (1 work) · Anonymity (1 work) · Business (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work)