Le World Wild Web et l’animalisme radical

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  • Marianne Celka <p>Département de sociologie</p> <p>Université Paul-Valéry de Montpellier</p>

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7413/22818138062

Palabras clave:

animalisme, speciesism, veganism, business of radicalism, imaginary

Resumen

After a first escalation on the nineteenth century, animal liberation phenomenon knows an hermeneutics rehabilitation through the web network development. Thanks to the virality of electronic channels, many people are being connected to animalism warfare and become, potentially, compaigners. This article shows how the web allows radical thoughts to form and to grow up, how this radical thoughts become mainstream. Thereby, contrary to a cold and deadly vision of the web, the radical animalism phenomenon reflects an incandescent and living electronic world.

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Publicado

2016-09-20

Número

Núm. 7 (2016): Technlogy and/as imaginary (Vol. II)

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