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Hey Pipis! Subscribe to see VIDEO ESSAYS every Sunday at 12 noon (ARG) 𐙚⋆°🦢｡⋆♡ CONTACT: [email protected] Become a member and appear in the videos!    / @onlinemami   Edited by @LucasLipina LINKS ❀ My books https://mercadolibre.com/sec/17ZBeWv ❀ My recommendations! https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/socia... ❀ My cameras, tripods, and lights https://mercadolibre.com/sec/1vQurA2 ❀ My marketing courses and ebooks https://onlinemami.com/productos/ ❀ Want private mentoring for your business's social media? https://onlinemami.com/producto/mento... ❀ Discount on travel assistance with ASSIST 365 http://bit.ly/3Oft6O4 MY SOCIAL MEDIA ✩ My website http://www.onlinemami.com 😎 hehe ✩ Instagram   / onlinemami_   ✩ TikTok   / onlinemami_   ✩ Facebook   / laonlinemami   (yes, I use Facebook, not ironically HAHA) ✩ Pinterest   / onlinemami_   CHAPTERS: 00:00 Trailer 01:29 Introduction 02:21 Chapter 1: The Word 04:44 Chapter 2: The Instruments 07:57 Chapter 3: What Gossip What we were really doing 10:28 Chapter 4: The problem isn't the gossip, it's the person 13:45 Chapter 5: The internet is gossip with men in it 15:44 Chapter 6: Where do we draw the line? 18:11 Conclusions WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT TODAY: Before any legal, medical, or institutional system existed to protect women, information circulated by word of mouth. Who was dangerous, who was trustworthy, what had happened. They called it gossip. And it worked so well that in the 16th century they had to invent a torture device to stop it. This video starts in the Middle Ages and ends on 4chan, and in between there's a question that doesn't have a clear answer: where is the line between information and rumor, and who has the power to draw that line? SOURCES CITED: Silvia Federici, Witches, Witch-Hunting, and Women, PM Press (2018) Silvia Federici, Caliban and the Witch, Autonomedia (2004) Robin Dunbar, Grooming, Gossip and the Evolution of Language, Harvard University Press (1996) Ronan Farrow, Catch and Kill, Little, Brown and Company (2019) Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, She Said, Penguin Press (2019) Esther Eidinow, "Identifying Gossip," in Envy, Poison, and Death: Women on Trial in Classical Athens, Oxford Academic (2015) History Workshop: "Locker Room Talk: Men Discussing Women in the Middle Ages and Now" Emily Janakiram, "Gossip Girls", Verso Books (2019) Stewart and Strathern, Witchcraft, Sorcery, Rumors and Gossip, Cambridge University Press (2004) Catechism of the Catholic Church, CCC 2477-2479 Quran, Surah 49:12 My Jewish Learning: "Gossip, Rumors and Lashon Hara" Social Issues Research Centre (SIRC), study on gossip and cell phones, England OnePoll, study on time spent gossiping by gender University of California, Riverside, study on negative gossip by gender Lancaster Castle Records on the scold's bridle and the barrator Etymonline.com Marquette University Law Review: 1547 proclamation Massanari (2017), on Reddit and toxic male culture In These Times: "How the Demonization of 'Gossip' Is Used to Break Women's Solidarity" (2020) ABOUT ME: Hi, pee-pee! My name is Agus, but online I'm called OnlineMami. I have a degree in advertising, and I'm a writer and content creator specializing in marketing, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, with a focus on body positivity and self-love. I love being on other social media platforms, but I've found a more tranquil space on YouTube, a refuge from the fast pace of other networks. Everywhere we're used to seeing 10-second videos, quick and perhaps lacking depth in some topics, I feel like here I can put a video in the background and feel as if that person is chatting with me. If you'd like to join me in this process of rediscovering social media as a safe space that can help us slow down and discuss topics, I invite you to hit the Subscribe button so we can meet every Sunday at noon (Argentina time) and spend some time together. ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧