Olga O’Toole, linguist and sociologist, completed her PhD at the Jagiellonian University. She works at the Institute of English Studies of the Jagiellonian University. Her areas of research include language and gender, language and sexuality, the sociology of sexuality, and critical discourse analysis.

• Table of contentsChapter One Critical discourse analysis and the problem of rapeChapter Two Implications for rape The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter Three Implications for discourse The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter four Critical discourse analysis and digital comments in computer-mediated communicationChapter Five Materials and methodsChapter Six Analysis of (implicit) evaluation in the structure of digital comments in American and Polish online discourses on rapeChapter Seven Analysis of the evaluation in socio-semantic representations of actors and events of digital comments in American and Polish online media communicationChapter Eight Conclusions

Olga O’Toole, linguist and sociologist, completed her PhD at the Jagiellonian University. She works at the Institute of English Studies of the Jagiellonian University. Her areas of research include language and gender, language and sexuality, the sociology of sexuality, and critical discourse analysis.

• Table of contentsChapter One Critical discourse analysis and the problem of rapeChapter Two Implications for rape The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter Three Implications for discourse The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter four Critical discourse analysis and digital comments in computer-mediated communicationChapter Five Materials and methodsChapter Six Analysis of (implicit) evaluation in the structure of digital comments in American and Polish online discourses on rapeChapter Seven Analysis of the evaluation in socio-semantic representations of actors and events of digital comments in American and Polish online media communicationChapter Eight Conclusions

Olga O’Toole, linguist and sociologist, completed her PhD at the Jagiellonian University. She works at the Institute of English Studies of the Jagiellonian University. Her areas of research include language and gender, language and sexuality, the sociology of sexuality, and critical discourse analysis.

• Table of contentsChapter One Critical discourse analysis and the problem of rapeChapter Two Implications for rape The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter Three Implications for discourse The intersection of ideology, gender and sexualityChapter four Critical discourse analysis and digital comments in computer-mediated communicationChapter Five Materials and methodsChapter Six Analysis of (implicit) evaluation in the structure of digital comments in American and Polish online discourses on rapeChapter Seven Analysis of the evaluation in socio-semantic representations of actors and events of digital comments in American and Polish online media communicationChapter Eight Conclusions