New Media in the Margins
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New Media in the Margins
Lived Realities and Experiences from the Malaysian Peripheries
Chin, James; Loh, Benjamin YH
Springer Verlag, Singapore
02/2023
194
Dura
Inglês
9789811971402
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction.- Part 1: Indigenous rights and representation.- 2. Native Customary Rights land titles and thwarting deforestation: Digital acts of resistance among Sarawak's indigenous peoples.- 3. 'Some Orang Asli still think Najib is PM': Representations and self-representations of the Orang Asli in the Cameron Highlands byelection.- Part 2: Migrant and refugee discourses.- 4. Romance through digital avatars: Online courtship, representation and 'catfishing' amongst irregular female migrants in Sabah.- 5. Grateful politics: Rohingya and social media in the time of the pandemic.- Part 3: The "Othered" minorities.- 6. Confronting Malaysian Indian stereotypes and state neglect: The 'SuguPavithra' episode within mainstream national discourse.- 7. 'Our online-ness matters': The construction of social media presences by Malaysian LGBTQ Communities.- 8. A 'blue ocean' for marginalised radical voices: Cyberspace, social media and extremist discourse in Malaysia.
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Malaysian Online Studies;Malaysian New Media;Malaysian Online Communities;Malaysian Marginalised Communities;Malaysian Indigenous Online Communities;Migration and Refugees in Malaysia;Malaysian Indian Online Communities;Malaysian LGBTQ+ Online Communities;Malaysian Islamic Online Movements;Malaysian Sikh Online Community
1. Introduction.- Part 1: Indigenous rights and representation.- 2. Native Customary Rights land titles and thwarting deforestation: Digital acts of resistance among Sarawak's indigenous peoples.- 3. 'Some Orang Asli still think Najib is PM': Representations and self-representations of the Orang Asli in the Cameron Highlands byelection.- Part 2: Migrant and refugee discourses.- 4. Romance through digital avatars: Online courtship, representation and 'catfishing' amongst irregular female migrants in Sabah.- 5. Grateful politics: Rohingya and social media in the time of the pandemic.- Part 3: The "Othered" minorities.- 6. Confronting Malaysian Indian stereotypes and state neglect: The 'SuguPavithra' episode within mainstream national discourse.- 7. 'Our online-ness matters': The construction of social media presences by Malaysian LGBTQ Communities.- 8. A 'blue ocean' for marginalised radical voices: Cyberspace, social media and extremist discourse in Malaysia.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Malaysian Online Studies;Malaysian New Media;Malaysian Online Communities;Malaysian Marginalised Communities;Malaysian Indigenous Online Communities;Migration and Refugees in Malaysia;Malaysian Indian Online Communities;Malaysian LGBTQ+ Online Communities;Malaysian Islamic Online Movements;Malaysian Sikh Online Community
