Policycorpus XL: An Italian Corpus for the detection of Hate Speech Against Politics

Celli, Fabio; Lai, Mirko; Duzha, Armend; Bosco, Cristina; Patti, Viviana

doi:10.4000/books.aaccademia.10505

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“…Haters express themselves on the web through hate, offence, and verbal violence, often without real thought, either on the type of expressions used or the content related to it. It is symbolic that we speak of hate language: the latter is among the emotions that aim to hurt someone (or something) deliberately, feeling hostility, rejection, intolerance toward the one who is considered different, even reaching the most extreme desire for revenge (Celli, Lai, Duzha, Bosco, & Patti, 2021). Indeed, hate is a social feeling in that it is activated toward another object by experiencing persistent aversion, deep-seated hostility that has no reasons or realistic motivations basis (D'Ambrosio in Germano & Felicetti, 2019).…”

Section: Today Limits and Dichotomous Problems In Emotional And Polit...mentioning

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Emotions in political discourse and social narratives: sociological reflections on traditional and new media

D’Ambrosio

2022

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Emotions have re-emerged as a central topic of sociological interest, especially today, in a complex social and political historical moment. Even politics and events narration is not exempt from the emotional compartment. New technologies and social media (including social networks) have changed communication, relationship processes, and social interaction, moving from a vertical to a horizontal narrative. We live in a “platform society” (Van Dijck, 2018) as online sites and social networks specialized for discussion were also come up with the organization of decision-making processes and the activation of democratic practices in their different “onlife” manifestations. However, one thing should be emphasized: platforms reproduce the social structures in which individuals live between participation, freedom of expression and the elaboration of public political debate. The article aims to synthetically reconstruct the sociological discourse on emotions in political discourse and social narrative and communication through traditional and new media.

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Section: Today Limits and Dichotomous Problems In Emotional And Polit...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Emotions in political discourse and social narratives: sociological reflections on traditional and new media

D’Ambrosio

2022

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“…The use of social media such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp is one of these advancements. Social media is used by people for a variety of purposes, like staying in touch with friends, making their interests known, getting useful information, asking for help, and relieving stress (Zhao and Rosson in Celli et al, 2021).…”

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“…The newly created datasets on offensive content, hate speech, and cyberbullying cover a wide range of non-English languages such as Arabic (Aldjanabi et al, 2021;Aljarah et al, 2021;Alshalan et al, 2020;Awane et al, 2021), Polish (Adamczak-Krysztofowicz & Szczepaniak-Kozak, 2017Habrat, 2021), Spanish (Arango et al, 2020;García-Díaz et al, 2022;Uzan & HaCohen-Kerner, 2021), Italian (Caiani et al, 2021;Celli et al, 2021;Florio et al, 2021), and Chinese (Chen, 2022;Uyheng et al, 2022;Wang et al, 2022). Therefore, it would be fruitful to examine social media as a forum for the propagation of hate speech.…”

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Hate Speech in the Comments’ Column Instagram: A Discourse Analysis

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Gunawan

2024

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The phenomenon of social media has undergone a transformation, serving as a platform for facilitating online commerce, exchanging ideas, disseminating information, and unfortunately, facilitating illicit activities such as fraud, intimidation, defamation, hate speech, and other related behaviors. The anonymity provided by social media platforms renders it a potent tool for disseminating harmful or discriminatory material. The purpose of this research is to describe hate speech directed at Putri Delina (PD) in her personal Instagram comment column. The descriptive qualitative research methods are used in this study. The main theory in this study is Searle's pragmatic speech act theory, and the data source is a screenshot of netizen comments on PD's Instagram account in 2022. The results of the study show that PD received hate speech in the comments section of her Instagram account. First, the expressive illocutionary, category-criticizing, found four data. Second, assertive illocutionary type, the state category, found one data. Third, the type of illocutionary commissive, swear category, found one data. Fourth, the illocutionary type of directive, the advising category, found three data. Last, the illocutionary type of declarative, the category of prohibit, found one data.

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