Abstract
This project analyzes a large corpus of Twitter discourse on Iranian women’s emancipation to examine how online narratives, hashtags, and interaction networks express resistance, build solidarity, and reshape collective identities under an authoritarian regime.
Status
Graduate
Department
Communication and Development
College
Scripps College of Communication
Campus
Athens
Faculty Mentor
Laeeq Khan
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Online Discourses of Resistance: Women's Emancipation, Solidarity, and Identity in the Online-Offline Nexus in Iran
This project analyzes a large corpus of Twitter discourse on Iranian women’s emancipation to examine how online narratives, hashtags, and interaction networks express resistance, build solidarity, and reshape collective identities under an authoritarian regime.