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Incivility

[collection article]


This document is a part of the following document:
Challenges and perspectives of hate speech research

Bormann, Marike
Ziegele, Marc

Abstract

Incivility is considered a significant challenge for democratic discourse and has been the subject of many studies in a variety of contexts. Although political incivility has a long research tradition, and scholarly attention toward the phenomenon has increased with the advance of social media, ther... view more

Incivility is considered a significant challenge for democratic discourse and has been the subject of many studies in a variety of contexts. Although political incivility has a long research tradition, and scholarly attention toward the phenomenon has increased with the advance of social media, there is academic controversy regarding the concept and normative implications of incivility in political contexts. This chapter provides an overview of different incivility approaches in the extant literature, discusses key challenges in incivility research, and outlines normative implications. Further, we suggest future directions for incivility research and argue why an integrative, multidimensional concept of incivility offers great potential for incivility research in the field of political (online) communication.... view less

Keywords
online media; political communication; social norm; theory of democracy; politeness; concept; content analysis

Classification
Sociology of Communication, Sociology of Language, Sociolinguistics
Interactive, electronic Media

Free Keywords
incivility; hate speech

Collection Title
Challenges and perspectives of hate speech research

Editor
Strippel, Christian; Paasch-Colberg, Sünje; Emmer, Martin; Trebbe, Joachim

Document language
English

Publication Year
2023

City
Berlin

Page/Pages
p. 199-217

Series
Digital Communication Research, 12

ISSN
2198-7610

ISBN
978-3-945681-12-1

Status
Primary Publication; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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