根据 2023 年中东战争升级期间在 TikTok 上产生的对话,仇恨言论愈演愈烈

J. González-Esteban, C. Lopez-Rico, Loraine Morales-Pino, Federico Sabater-Quinto
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本研究与 2023 年 10 月哈马斯和以色列在中东(加沙-巴勒斯坦)的战争升级期间在社交网络 TikTok 上发生的对话同时进行。本文的主要目的是分析年轻受众是如何了解复杂问题的、这些信息的质量以及无节制仇恨言论加剧的后果。在方法论方面,文章使用 GitHub 上的开源工具 tiktok-hashtag-analysis 从 TikTok 中提取数据,该工具有助于分析从该社交网络收集的帖子中的标签,从 17654 条评论的初始样本开始。文章得出结论认为,年轻受众确实对中东冲突升级感兴趣,因为很明显,TikTok 上关于这一问题的两极分化对话已经大大升级。同样,对提取和过滤样本的分析表明,在分析对话期间,"仇恨言论 "这一变量在平台上愈演愈烈。
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Intensification of Hate Speech, Based on the Conversation Generated on TikTok during the Escalation of the War in the Middle East in 2023
The present research has been carried out concurrently with the conversation that took place on the social network TikTok during the most recent escalation of the war between Hamas and Israel in the Middle East (Gaza-Palestine) during the month of October 2023. The main objective of this article is to analyze of how young audiences are informed about complex problems, the quality of that information, and the consequences of the intensification of uncontrolled hate speech. Regarding the methodology, data were extracted from TikTok using the open-source tool tiktok-hashtag-analysis—hosted on GitHub—which facilitated the analysis of hashtags within the posts collected from this social network, starting with an initial sample of 17,654 comments. The article draws and reaches conclusions related to the fact that young audiences indeed are interested in the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, as it is evident that the conversation—which is polarized—on TikTok about this issue has escalated considerably. Similarly, analysis of the extracted and filtered sample shows that the variable “hate speech” intensified on the platform during the analyzed conversation.
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