Performing the Digital Self: Poststructuralist and Feminist Perspectives on Gender Construction in Online Trends

Uxía Sánchez Lorda

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19606956

April 16, 2026Open Access

Performing the Digital Self: Poststructuralist and Feminist Perspectives on Gender Construction in Online Trends

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The aim is to explore how gender identities are shaped and performed in digital spaces.
Literature review of poststructuralist and feminist theories
Analysis of online trends related to gender
Presentation of findings at an international conference
Gender is shown to be dynamically constructed in digital environments.
Poststructuralist perspectives highlight the fluidity of identity online.
Feminist insights reveal the implications of these constructions on real-world experiences.

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Conference presentation discusses gender construction in online trends, indicating significant feminist insights.

Abstract

Conference presentation titled “Performing the Digital Self: Poststructuralist and Feminist Perspectives on Gender Construction in Online Trends”. Presented online at the UPLGS International Conference: "Female CorpoRealities", Madrid, Spain (16 April 2026).

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