Women who hate men: a comparative analysis across extremist Reddit communities

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'In this context, while the global discourse on online misogyny is well-established the phenomenon of misandry remains a relatively underexplored and insufficiently acknowledged facet of the researched digital landscape.
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This said, despite concerted efforts have been made to address hate speech targeting women and misogyny in broad sense, research on online misandry remains relatively scarce, thus not contributing in mitigating existing stereotypes and misconceptions. As an example, Nadim et al. show that more men than women experience online harassment, contrary to prevailing assumptions.
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In this work, we investigate the dynamics of misogynistic and misandric communities on Reddit. Our examination entails a comprehensive analysis of linguistic features, the extraction of emotional nuances embedded within the textual content, and a structural graph-based analysis.'