Transdisciplinary foundations for legal recognition of revenge pornography as gender violence
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https://doi.org/10.18316/redes.v5i2.3573Keywords:
Cyberspace, Pornography, Revenge, Genre, Violence.Abstract
The process of globalization has repercussions on several types of segments of social systems, substantially impacting economic, political and interpersonal relations. As for this last sphere, people are approached through cyberspace, making use of a new form of human communication mediated by technological innovations, whose main agent of systems functioning is information. Although such a relational environment may have advantages, which in the first instance can define facilitators for human interaction, such as broadening communicative processes and reducing distances between people, it also raises concerns that transcend the power of control of National States as The potential occurrence of virtual crimes and the practice of violence in the network. Considering this discussion, pornography of revenge, unauthorized disclosure of intimate content, usually from the end of a relationship, does not happen discursively separated from the face-to-face world, on the contrary, it reaffirms the gender issues and the inherent discriminations. Thus, the present study presents a transdisciplinary approach to better signify, strip and base this relationship as an indispensable understanding for its legal recognition.
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