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Ji-Yeong Yun (Konkuk University)
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숙명여자대학교 아시아여성연구원 Asian Women Asian Women Vol.36 No.4
발행연도
2020.12
수록면
45 - 65 (21page)
DOI
10.14431/aw.2020.12.36.4.45

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The spread of the #MeToo movement and protests against femicide have changed the digital media landscape in both global and Asian contexts. This paper aims to demonstrate that these changes are the product of a feminist, material-semiotic actor-network, and that feminist net-activism constitutes an ontological turn, an axiological intervention, and political participation, insofar as it (1) stimulates interaction between human and non-human entities; (2) actively redefines the paradigm of feminist discourse and practice; and (3) articulates feminist political issues and objectives and mobilizes political action through participatory platforms, such as online citizen initiatives. Hyper-connectivity and this ubiquitous digital media presence have broken clear boundaries, creating a new ecosystem where the feminist multitude emerges in a fourth wave of feminism constituted by digital content prosumers, using easily disseminated media to renew modalities of resistance and reshape the theoretical paradigm of feminism. The feminist multitude in the new media landscape advocates artistic creativity in the representation of the female body, which is not subjugated to the phallic economy of desire, and inscribes feminist issues and history in the digital archive.

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Abstract
Introduction
Feminist Net-Activism as Ontological Turn
Feminist Net-Activism as Axiological Intervention
Feminist Net-Activism as Political Participation
Conclusion
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