CUERPOS, ALGORITMOS Y VIOLENCIAS: UNA APROXIMACIÓN A LOS ACTUALES DESAFÍOS EN LOS ESPACIOS DIGITALES
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https://doi.org/10.9771/rf.13.3.69337Palavras-chave:
digital feminism, online gender violence, intersectionality, algorithms, deepfakesResumo
Este ensaio analisa, a partir dos estudos feministas e da interseccionalidade, como as plataformas digitais reproduzem e amplificam desigualdades estruturais por meio de arquiteturas algorítmicas, regimes de visibilidade e modelos de negócio baseados na atenção. A partir de casos recentes, como pornografia algorítmica e deepfakes, evidencia-se o impacto desproporcional da violência digital sobre mulheres e minorias. Examina-se também a manosfera e outros ambientes de radicalização misógina, ressaltando a cumplicidade estrutural das plataformas.
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