Titlebook: Hate Speech in Social Media; Linguistic Approache Isabel Ermida Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Lucyna Harmonl thought more broadly. This chapter pressures this presumption, arguing that a range of forces have articulated politics at levels “below” the subject (in affect, non-conscious perception, neurological plasticity) and “beyond” it in systems of economy and population management that take shape large

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Jan Chovanecl thought more broadly. This chapter pressures this presumption, arguing that a range of forces have articulated politics at levels “below” the subject (in affect, non-conscious perception, neurological plasticity) and “beyond” it in systems of economy and population management that take shape large

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Building and Analysing an Online Hate Speech Corpus: The NETLANG Experience and Beyondrst, it outlines the general theoretical framework of the volume by offering an overview of the most relevant linguistic approaches to hate speech to date. Then, it describes the genesis of the book, which stems from a four-year research project, ., by reporting on the construction and pre-processin

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