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spir-12254	Trigiani, Amanda; Boler, Megan	DISCOURSES OF VICTIMHOOD AND IDENTITY POLITICS ON SOCIAL MEDIA: UNDERSTANDING AFFECTIVE POLARIZATION DURING THE US ELECTION	2021.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1310	67	35	Discourses of victimhood and identity politics on social media: Understanding affective polarization during the US Election. Retrieved from http://spir.aoir.org. DISCOURSES OF VICTIMHOOD AND IDENTITY POLITICS ON SOCIAL MEDIA: UNDERSTANDING AFFECTIVE POLARIZATION DURING THE US ELECTION Megan Boler University of Toronto Amanda Trigiani University of Toronto This cross-platform digital ethnography examines the nuances of how emotions are expressed and who they are directed towards within social media in order to better understand the phenomenon of affective polarization and the increased emotionality online.	cache/spir-12254.pdf	txt/spir-12254.txt