1st Edition
Feminist Digital Methods
ntroduction: Why Digital Methods? Why a Feminist Lens? – Aparajita Bhandari and Sarah York-Bertram
Section 1: Feminist Digital Methods as Interventions into Digital Tools, Platforms, and Systems
Chapter 1 "You Must Be a Patriot Before You Can Be a Feminist": The Anti-Feminist Discursive
Strategies of Cyber-Nationalists in Chinese Social Media – Lucy Lu Cai
Chapter 2 Feminist Collaborative Writing and Future Nonlinearity in Uncertain Times: Expansive Experiments Beyond the Limits of Twine - Anna Lee-Popham and Sarah Choukah
Chapter 3 Algorithmic Bias and Feminist Futures: Unmasking Power Dynamics in Artificial Intelligence – Christo El Morr
Chapter 4 Datafied Bodies: The Intersection of Technology, Gender, and Healthcare in a Post-humanist Era - Sarah Hasbini and Nordiah Newell
Chapter 5 Towards Embodied Knowing: Rethinking Blind Methodologies and Digital Accessibility in Disability Research - Yoonmee Han
Section 2: Feminist Digital Methods as Praxis of Care
Chapter 6 The (S)low Femme Method: Contours of Care in Queer Digital Participant-Observer Research - Andi Schwartz
Chapter 7 Uprising through Care as Resistance - Lynn Yu Ling Ng
Chapter 8 On Choosing the Bear - Caroline Abbott and Jessica M. DeWitt
Chapter 9 “For Anyone Who Needs This”: Methodological Reflections on studying Healing Hashtags on TikTok - Chandler Mordecai
Chapter 10 Radical Reimagination of Scholarly Futures Through Care and Collaboration - S-D Burton Krishnan
Chapter 11 Questions of Care: Embracing an Intersectional Feminist Perspective for Ethical Social Media Research- Lauren McLean and Kiera Obbard
Section 3: Feminist Digital Methods as Public Pedagogy
Chapter 12 Hybrid Archives: Exploring the Intersection of Digital and Analog Memory in Black Apocalyptic Futures - Deja Beamon
Chapter 13 Application of Feminist Principles of Data Visualization to the Project “Designing for Intersectional Fat Liberation” - Brooke Hull
Chapter 14 The Mother of All Game Jams: Feminist Game Design, Motherhood, and Community Engagement - Lauren Cruikshank, Sarah Stang and Emily Veysey
Chapter 15 “I Want to Be Invisible”: Alternative Reality Games and Feminist Digital Storytelling - Yifat Shaik, Alex Borkowski, SK Sabada
Biography
Dr. Aparajita Bhandari is an Assistant Professor of Critical Digital Studies in the Department of English at the University of Waterloo with a PhD in Communication from Cornell University.
Dr. Sarah York-Bertram is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Winnipeg and a co-organizer of the Feminist Digital Methods Research Cluster.
