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“Feminazis,” “libtards,” “snowflakes,” and “racists”: Trolling and the Spiral of Silence effect in women, LGBTQIA communities, and disability populations before and after the 2016 election
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“Feminazis,” “libtards,” “snowflakes,” and “racists”: Trolling and the Spiral of Silence effect in women, LGBTQIA communities, and disability populations before and after the 2016 election

Examine the influence of trolling during the 2016 U.S. presidential election and its potential effects on our digital public sphere.

Audience Reactions to Climate Change and Science in Disaster Cli-fi Films: A Qualitative Analysis
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Audience Reactions to Climate Change and Science in Disaster Cli-fi Films: A Qualitative Analysis

Unravel the impact of disaster cli-fi films on environmental attitudes and explore how audiences interpret their climate change messages.

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