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Paperback. Condition: New. With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence whichaired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack inApril 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much neededbook separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasinglyanxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and themisinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as aone-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable toniche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not thatsimple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet hasbeen their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to thembecoming demonised. Who are these men? What are their motivations? How has ourmisunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what thecontinuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, moreimportantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical andpsychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence whichaired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack inApril 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much neededbook separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasinglyanxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and themisinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as aone-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable toniche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not thatsimple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet hasbeen their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to thembecoming demonised. Who are these men? What are their motivations? How has ourmisunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what thecontinuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, moreimportantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical andpsychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what the continuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, more importantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical and psychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence which aired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack in April 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much needed book separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasingly anxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and the misinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as a one-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable to niche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not that simple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet has been their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to them becoming demonised. Who are these men What are their motivations How has our misunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence whichaired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack inApril 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much neededbook separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasinglyanxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and themisinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as aone-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable toniche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not thatsimple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet hasbeen their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to thembecoming demonised. Who are these men? What are their motivations? How has ourmisunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what thecontinuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, moreimportantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical andpsychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what the continuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, more importantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical and psychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence whichaired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack inApril 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much neededbook separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasinglyanxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and themisinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as aone-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable toniche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not thatsimple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet hasbeen their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to thembecoming demonised. Who are these men? What are their motivations? How has ourmisunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what thecontinuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, moreimportantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical andpsychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what the continuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, more importantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical and psychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence whichaired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack inApril 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much neededbook separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasinglyanxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and themisinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as aone-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable toniche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not thatsimple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet hasbeen their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to thembecoming demonised. Who are these men? What are their motivations? How has ourmisunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous? This book is a must-read for all those uncertain about what thecontinuous spread of 'Incel' values and ideologies might mean. And, moreimportantly, what can be done to negate the very real, physical andpsychological harm these online groups continue to perpetuate.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Incel | The Weaponization of Misogyny | Katherine Denkinson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | River Light Press | EAN 9781068467417 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -With the rise of interest in dramas such as Netflix's Adolescence which aired in the UK in 2025, and a spate of crimes such as the Otley Run attack in April 2025, Incel culture has become headline news. This timely and much needed book separates the fact and the fiction around Incels in an increasingly anxious national conversation.Katherine Denkinson explores the men behind the incel subculture and the misinformation that surrounds them. 'Incel' has often been used as a one-size-fits-all term for a wide range of communities, from vulnerable to niche, to outright misogynist and dangerous. However, the reality is not that simple.Incels are not cartoonish villains, but real people. The internet has been their route to communication and connection, but it has also led to them becoming demonised. Who are these men What are their motivations How has our misunderstanding of this subculture made it seem even more dangerous 272 pp. Englisch.…