دانلود کتاب From Sit-ins to #revolutions: Media and the Changing Nature of Protests

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Cover\nContents\nFigures\n1 Introduction: ‘Together We Are More’: New Media for Old Tales Victoria Grieve-Williams and Olivia Guntarik\nPART I History in Perspective\n 2 ‘We Have Survived the White Man’s World’: A Critical Review of Aboriginal Australian Activism in Media and Social MediaVictoria Grieve-Williams\n 3 A Historically Shifting Sphere: The Internet as a Basis of a Public Sphere for Social Activism in the United States Wesley R. Bishop\n 4 From the ‘Radical Women’s Press’ to the Digital Age: Subversive Networks of Feminism in the United States Ana Stevenson\n 5 Evolution of Hacktivism: From Origins to Now Marco Romagna\n 6 La Liga Femenil Mexicanista: The Protofeminism and Radical Organizing of Journalist Jovita Idár Annette M. Rodríguez\nPART II The Art of Activism\n 7 ‘Reggae Became the Main Transporter of Our Struggle … and Our Love’: Willie Brim – Cultural Custodian, Bush Doctor and Songman of the Buluwai People of North Queensland Victoria Grieve-Williams\n 8 Cockpit Country Dreams: Film, Media and Protest in the Long Journey to Save Jamaica’s Cockpit Country Esther Figueroa\n 9 The Hacktivist Cultural Archive: From Science Fiction to Snowden, Worms to the Women’s March Nicholas M. Kelly\n 10 On Solitude and Solidarity Olivia Guntarik and Verity Trott\nPART III Ecologies of Place\n 11 Facebook, WhatsApp and Selective Outrage: The Impact of Digital Activism on the Intersectional Identities of Anti-rape Feminist Activists in India Pallavi Guha\n 12 #SocialMediaAffordances: A Consideration of the Impact of Facebook and Twitter on the Green Movement Mina Momeni\n 13 Examining the Alt-right: A Media Analysis of Hate Speech through Bendigo’s Anti-Muslim Protests Grace Taylor\n 14 Connective Crowds: The Organizational Structure of a Feminist Crowd in the #TakeDownJulienBlanc Campaign Verity Trott\nPART IV Memory and Materiality\n 15 Grassroots Feminist Music Activism: Finding a Place in the Archives Catherine Strong\n 16 Postal Mail, Digital Platforms and Exhibitions: Mobilizing Publics to End the Carceral State Jose Luis Benavides, Erica R. Meiners, Sarah Padilla, Therese Quinn and Matthew Yasuoka\n 17 Victims Go Viral: Digitally Dismantling Racist Lynching in the United States Karoline Summerville\n 18 Responsibility without Sovereignty: Inaugurating a Maternal Contract to Find the Mexican ‘Disappeared’ through Protest and Social Media Elva F. Orozco Mendoza\n 19 On the Concept of Progress Olivia Guntarik\nNotes on Contributors\nIndex