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Handbook of Research on Deception, Fake News, and Misinformation Online
Physical action or words intended to hurt or cause harm, damage of kill someone or something.
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Deception in Online Terrorist Propaganda: A Study of ISIS and Boko Haram
Innocent E. Chiluwa (Covenant University, Nigeria)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-8535-0.ch028
Abstract
This chapter examines the meaning, types, and practice of propaganda by two prominent terrorist groups, namely ISIS and Boko Haram, and how deception and deceptive communication form aspects of their propagandist tools. The chapter begins with the conceptual description and discussion of deception and propaganda and situate them in the research literature. It goes further to examine the impact of the internet in the enhancement and spread of terrorist propaganda by ISIS and Boko Haram; the reasons and various forms of propaganda and radicalization online are also examined. Some specific samples of terrorist propaganda by the two terrorist organizations are qualitatively analyzed using discourse analytical methodology. Studies in counter-propaganda appears to be the future research direction; although it has been argued that aggressive counter-narratives may be counterproductive, grievances expressed in terrorist propaganda should be addressed.
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Transposition of the Public Events With Violent Visual: Case of PETA
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Ontic Narratives: A Study on Gender Narrative and the Legitimation Styles of Violence Against Women
The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation.
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Learning Processes and Violent Video Games
Extreme physical aggression, such as severe physical assault or murder. All violence is aggression, but not all aggression is violence.
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Violence and Pornographic Violence as a Mass Entertainment Medium: A Study on Spartacus Series
Violence can be defined as the use of physical or psychological force, applying pressure consciously or unconsciously on an individual or group.
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Impacts of Culture and Cultural Differences on Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in Multicultural Societies
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Urbanization Violence to Nature: Reconciliation With Nature
Violence is to harm anything by using force. People, plants, animals, the environment, everything imaginable can be exposed to violence in various ways. Violence can occur not only actively but also passively or psychologically. The victim of abuse, which can be anything or anyone, usually needs rehabilitation to restore balance. Vandalism is also a type of violence, which can be seen in the urban frequently.
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(A)Esthetics and Violence Psychology: “Individual and Object”
The regression and decrease feeling in the spiritual and psychological subconscious processes except for the violence that is concrete and visible.
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Violence Aestheticized in Sports Publications and Broadcasts
Great physical force used so as to injure or harm. Force mean physical power used against another. Violence is applied to brute strength that inflight pain, injury or destruction, suggesting cruel and unjust action. Violence is defined by the ‘World Health Organization’ as “the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation”, although the group acknowledges that the inclusion of “the use of power” in its definition expands on the conventional meaning of the word. This definition involves intentionality with the committing of the act itself, irrespective of the outcome it produces. However, generally, anything that is excited in an injurious or damaging way may be described as violent even if not meant to be violence (by a person and against a person).
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Country in the East and West Claw: Winter Sleep
Behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.
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Staging Theatrical Child-Centric Violence: Aesthetic Ownership in The Pillowman
Exercising force intended to cause physical pain, damage, or destruction towards someone or something.
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Violence, Politics, and Food Insecurity in Nigeria
Is viewed from a structural and physical perspective, in which issues of justice and socio-economic change in context of sustainable development are considered.
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Dystopic Pleasure: Aestheticization of Fear
Violence can be defined as the use of physical or psychological force, applying pressure consciously or unconsciously on an individual or group.
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Redressing a Balance Between Security and Civil Liberty: How Should States Take a Stance Towards Violent Non-State Terrorism?
All acts that cause physical, psychological, sexual, and economic harm to a person or group in order to consciously gain superiority ( Acar and Karaagaç, 2020 ).
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Tourism, Poverty, and Human Rights: An Unspeakable Relationship
Is an atypical behavior oriented to hurt, harm, or kill someone or something.
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The Nexus of War, Violence, and Rights: A History of War-Torn Afghanistan
It is a behavior that harms or damages somebody/something physically.
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Challenging Norms Supportive of Violence: Gender-Driven Interventions
The use of physical force so as to injure, abuse, damage, or destroy.
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Modern Technology and Women Empowerment in Pakistan
In the context of the chapter, this means an action that causes pain or suffering.
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Metamorphosis of the Narrative: A Study on the Conversion of the Fan Story to Hooligan Aggression
The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation.
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Reflections of Violence in Music
Using force through pressure harms the living organism in all its aspects.
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In an Age of Violence, Minorities, and Their Empowerment: An Indian Perspective
Violence’ denotes great force, excessive or constraint. Simply it is the forcible interference with personal freedom.
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Museum as Medium: Temporality, Memory, and Intricacy of Evil in Museo
Acts of physical or psychological damage inflicted on people or things. AU21: Hidden Text
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Political Economy of Growth Effects of Defense Expenditure in Nigeria
This is a treatment which involves the use of force and which can cause damage and/or injury. When there is a conflict of interest, as in the case of denial of rights, those involved could resort to violence when every other measure has failed to achieve their targets. This approach is always crude and/or a last resort when dialogues, demonstrations, etc. have failed.
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Mediation in Schools: How to Build a Peer Mediation Program
Any physical, verbal, psychological action of an individual or group, intentionally targeted to another person or group, in order to threaten, get an advantage, punish, or eliminate someone from a situation or process.
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Technical Structure of Fear in the Visual Narrative
Violence, doing or having someone do something other than their will by applying force or pressure, violent acts of action are defined as coercion, assault, brute force, physical or psychological suffering or torture, striking and injury.
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Hate Studies in Business: A Course on Recognizing and Combating the Ways Business Organizations Exert Violence on Individuals, Families, and Society
The many and varied ways that people and organizations inflict emotional, spiritual, and physical wounds upon others and/or assault others’ dignity.
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Consumerism, Violence, and Dehumanization: The Vicious Dynamic Circle
Intentionally and forcefully injuring, dishonoring, outraging, or violating someone or something.
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Corruption, Economic Development, and Insecurity in Colombia
The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, or deprivation.
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Reform the Police and End the Violence: What Works Between Community Policing and State Police in North Central Nigeria
The deliberate or intentional use of physical force to abuse or injure oneself or another person in the name of possession of superior power.
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Social Gender Representation in the Context of the Representation Problem in the Media
Physical and non-physical harm that causes damage, pain, injury, or fear.
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Policies and Social Work Against Women Violence
It is the type of force to injure, abuse, damage, or destroy the person mentally and physically.
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Entrepreneurs' Responses to Illegitimate Institutional Pressures in Monterrey, Mexico
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Forgiveness in the Face of Hate
Activity that results in physical or psychological intimidation of an individual or group.
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Restorative Approaches to Honoring Human Dignity and Transforming Urban Schools
The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation although the group acknowledges that the inclusion of the use of power in its definition expands on the conventional meaning of the word.
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Evaluation of Women's Perspectives in the East Societies on New Media News
Acts that result or are likely to result in physical, sexual, psychological or economic harm or suffering, including threats and coercion, or arbitrary hindrance of freedom, occurring in the social, public or private sphere, whether physical, sexual, psychological, verbal or It is explained as all kinds of economic attitudes and behaviors and in grouping violence against women; A classification is made as physical violence, economic violence, sexual violence and psychological/emotional violence (General Directorate of Women's Status, 2016, p. iv).
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Homo Aestheticus' Search for Violence: An Examination on the Aestheticization and Reception of Violence in Digital Games
A behaviour that contain force that designed for harm to a person or anything that is physical or not.
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Digital Games and Violence
The power and power possessed is directly or indirectly applied to another person, to himself, to a group or to a group, as a physical or mental injury and as a cause of loss.
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Promoting Peace Through Education: Creating Globally Competent Learners in the UK
Behavior of individuals, groups, institutions, and systems causing physical, emotional, or mental damage.
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Effects of Computer Games on the Socialization Process and Inclination to Violence of Adolescent Students
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Lethal Virality of Otherness: COVID-19, Tourism, and Travel
An act of aggression against the moral, psychological, cultural or physical integrity of the individual or collective Other. The practice and ethical reception of violence are considered to be normative, since they are variously appreciated (between condemnation and necessity) according to the cultural, historical, political or even legal modalities of human organisations.
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The Tale of Fabled Creatures: Penny Dreadful
Violence is all kinds of physical, sexual, psychological, verbal, or economic attitudes and behaviors, including actions that result or are likely to result in an individual's harm or suffering, threats and coercion, or deliberate denial of freedom.
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Man, Masculinity, and Violence in Turkish Cinema After 2000: The Case of Kenan Imirzalioglu
The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation.
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Effects of Bullying on Child Health
All kinds of attitudes and behaviors that result in or are likely to result in physical, sexual, psychological or economic loss and harm by applying the power to another person, self, a group or a society.
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Cyber Bullying and Violence Literacy in the Context of Digitalization
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Aesthetics Perceptions of Social Media Generations
Human behaviors that manifest themselves in the forms of breaking the law, harming others, insulting, dishonoring, hindering peace, violating someone’s rights, hurting, mistreating, using force to injuring, showing extreme destructive behaviors and excessive anger.
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Sexual Harassment in Health Institutions in Turkey: Causes, Frequency, Effects, and Consequences
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A Research on Digital Violence in Social Media
Behaviors aimed at causing material or moral harm to living and non-living things.
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Peer Bullying
It is the use of physical power to harm others.
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State, Masculinity, and the Aestheticization of Violence: An Alternative Reading of Behzat Ç
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The Narrative of Violence in the Framework of the Post-Truth Concept in Television Series
Violence is defined as harsh and painful behavior directed from outside against the bodily integrity of people. Television fills people with hatred, grudge, and greed. News, reality shows, movies, TV series and even cartoons are marketing the biggest truth of life, death, to people. In order to increase interest and eliminate commercial concerns, television programs sometimes broadcast negative role models in which the element of curiosity takes place more. Violence is one of the most important areas in this regard.
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General Framework for Counter-Terrorism and Extremism Strategy: Administrative and Organizational Perspectives
A destructive or harmful act by an individual or group of individuals against others, which may be either verbal or physical. It has negative effects on the category under which it is committed.
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