Confessions of the Canceled: The Psychology of Cancel Culture

One of the most recurrent themes in cancellation is the effort to obtain a statement of guilt or apology from the target as a means of holding the victim “accountable.” A surprisingly large number of targets provide such statements, and they virtually never receive the reprieve from attack they hope to gain.

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Academic Questions
Published
2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.51845/37.3.5
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1
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Confessions of the Canceled: The Psychology of Cancel Culture

Collin May
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Academic Questions
Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Confessions of the Canceled: The Psychology of Cancel Culture

Collin May
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Abstract

One of the most recurrent themes in cancellation is the effort to obtain a statement of guilt or apology from the target as a means of holding the victim “accountable.” A surprisingly large number of targets provide such statements, and they virtually never receive the reprieve from attack they hope to gain.

Academic QuestionsVol. 37(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Globalization and Cultural Identity
1.13
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