Digital Media and Culture Wars: The Wi Spa Case

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Vitor Augusto Larrosa Hatje
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This article aims to understand the role that digital media play in the culture wars framework. To this end, a theoretical discussion of the notion of digital media and culture wars is conducted, pointing to impactful aspects of both, which will be perceived in a qualitative case study -the 2021 Wi Spa Confrontation -comparing Fox News, The Washington Post and The Guardian, as well as general positionings on Twitter. The conclusion is that digital media proves itself to be a central battleground in the conflict between discourses and meanings that are central to the culture wars, with the deeper moral debate surfacing only briefly, fueling the apparent dispute without dissolving the polarization.

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Vitor Augusto Larrosa Hatje. 2026. \u201cDigital Media and Culture Wars: The Wi Spa Case\u201d. Unknown Journal GJHSS-C Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue C5): .

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This article aims to understand the role that digital media play in the culture wars framework. To this end, a theoretical discussion of the notion of digital media and culture wars is conducted, pointing to impactful aspects of both, which will be perceived in a qualitative case study -the 2021 Wi Spa Confrontation -comparing Fox News, The Washington Post and The Guardian, as well as general positionings on Twitter. The conclusion is that digital media proves itself to be a central battleground in the conflict between discourses and meanings that are central to the culture wars, with the deeper moral debate surfacing only briefly, fueling the apparent dispute without dissolving the polarization.

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