Violência contra as mulheres na internet sob a perspectiva dos discursos de ódio misóginos

Abstract

The reconfigurations proposed by the network society have in recent times presented great technological and communicational advances. At the same time that it presents this new, more democratic and fluid space that allows for the growth and leverage of social agendas of minority groups, there was a noticeable growth in hate speech. Many groups use this instrument as a form of organization in order to propagate violent, discriminatory and excluding discourses through various websites, social networks and forums. When it comes to women, misogynistic hate speech is on the rise, particularly in relation to current groups that despise women. The reflection proposed here is built around the cases of comedians Lívia la Gatto and Cláudia Campolina, who were the target of misogynistic attacks by mocking the speech and behavior of the RedPill group and suffer retaliation by its members.To make this article possible, the deductive method of approach was chosen, the method of procedure is the monographic and bibliographic method. As a result, it was noticed that patriarchy built over time, a history of oppression and discrimination against women, so that female emancipation is seen as threatening to its order. Misogyny is the violent expression of the belief in the superiority of men over women, justifying the suppression of rights and hateful manifestations against this vulnerable group. With this, the online world is understood as a space analogous to the offline world, that is, a space where men will reaffirm their alleged domination over women, through the dissemination of patriarchy and the reaffirmation of masculinity and virility.