Young researchers in action

• Introduction: Young researchers in action
  Angeliki Tzanne | pp. 1–12
Articles
• “Congratulations! You just won the title for ‘worse Tinder opening line’”: Inappropriate behaviour and impoliteness in online dating
  Evanthia Kavroulaki | pp. 13–37
• Impoliteness across social media platforms: A comparative study of conflict on YouTube and Reddit
  Korallia Teneketzi | pp. 38–63
• Of pumpkin spice lattes and hamplanets: The venting genre as support and subversion on Reddit’s r/FatPeopleStories
  Julia Signorelli | pp. 64–84
• Patterns of conflict speech and young adult feminist identity construction on Tumblr
  Caitlin Cosper | pp. 85–110
• Disagreements in a feminist digital safe space: The relationship between impoliteness, identity and power
  Sofia Krikela | pp. 111–139
• Feminist activism on Twitter: The discursive construction of sexual violence and victim-survivors in #WhyIDidntReport
  Patricia Palomino-Manjón | pp. 140–168
• ‘Slut I hate you’: A critical discourse analysis of gendered conflict on YouTube
  Christos Sagredos & Evelin Nikolova | pp. 169–196
• Impoliteness in hip-hop music: African American and White artists’ racist and sexist rhetoric
  Panagiotis Delis | pp. 197–218
• “Diversity is a code word. And what it means is white genocide!”: The cinematic representation of neofascist rhetoric in four dramatic race-related films
  Maria Bourou | pp. 219–239

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