Metaphors, powerlessness and online aggression
How Wuhan lockdown escapees were dehumanised during the COVID-19 pandemic
A lockdown was imposed in Wuhan, China, the alleged epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak, on 23 January 2020.
Rattled by the short notice and severity of the restrictions, many grabbed the last opportunity to escape, an act widely
criticised on Weibo, China’s popular microblogging site. This study aims to examine the unsavoury discourse deployed by Weibo
users to express impoliteness and discursively construct negative identities of the lockdown escapees. Posts on Weibo criticising,
reporting and threatening the escapees were analysed, revealing that the escapees were dehumanised through vivid animal metaphors
to highlight their irresponsibility and call for their punishment. Animal metaphors can co-occur with various impoliteness
triggers to intensify offensiveness, heightening the hostility of interlocutors towards a target.
This use of metaphors also showcases online users’ anger, distrust, and hatred towards the escapees, their
solidarity-seeking behaviour online and their irrationality.
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Discourse and power
- 3.Aggression, impoliteness and metaphor
- 4.Animal metaphors
- 5.Data and methodology
- 6.Results
- 6.1As shameless and selfish dogs
- 6.2As horses and rats “harming” others
- 6.3As disruptive insects
- 6.4As “nine-headed birds”
- 7.Discussion and conclusion
- Acknowledgements
- Note
-
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