A Sociological Analysis of Hate Speech in Everyday Life According to the Theoretical Frameworks of Erving Goffman and Jeremy Waldron: A Field Study

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Department of Sociology - Faculty of Arts - Fayoum University - Egypt.

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The problem of the study revolves around a main objective: the sociological analysis of hate speech in daily life according to the theoretical frameworks of Irving Goffman and Jeremy Waldron, through a field study on Arabs and farmers in the village of “Al-Haboun” in Fayoum Governorate, through a field study on Arabs and farmers in the village of "Al-Haboun" in Fayoum Governorate. This study belongs to the descriptive analytical studies , and the researcher relied on the case study approach, and then the interview guide was a tool for data collection, and the study ended with a set of results as follows: One of the effects of the practice of hate speech in daily life in the village of “Al-Haboun” is the presence of moral and material damages to the peasants on the part of The Arab, which are represented in insults, humiliation, arrogance, disdain, humiliation, beatings and killing, Also one of the most prominent forms of hate speech in daily life between Arabs and peasants is the adoption of a discriminatory and racist perspective by the Arabs, which they pass down to their children through the process of socialization.

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