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>For their category "Sexual Violence", they include both violent terms ("woman being raped", "torture porn"), and non-violent terms ("stepsis") False, the fina
by higuidebot 2y ago
>For their category "Sexual Violence", they include both violent terms ("woman being raped", "torture porn"), and non-violent terms ("stepsis")
False, the final term is "incest", not "stepsis". All of the above are semantically valid for "sexual violence".
- mcphage 2y agoI did switch that—it's not clear if those three words are the only 3 words defining the category. I suspect not, however, because: 1. It then wouldn't include the word "rough", which is far more common and indicative of sexual violence. 2. Elsewhere the page, the author includes "stepsis" as indicative of incest: > Later titles are longer, and we start to observe a trend towards both incest ("Daughter", "Stepsis") and violence ("HARD FUCKING", "Fucked ROUGH", "Rough Fuck"). That last quote makes me think that the categories are larger than the 3 examples given, and "sexual violence" includes both the incest and violence terms.
- higuidebot 2y agoI am the author, it's just those 3 terms for the tSNE cluster. Sorry, I can tell from some of the comments here the graphs need to be clearer. "Stepsis" is indicative of incest IMO, the "step" is a fig leaf.
- mcphage 2y agoI agree “stepsis” is indicative of incest, but I don’t agree “stepsis” is indicative of violence. And if you’re only using 3 words for “sexual violence”, then why did you go with “incest” instead of “rough”? Those are vastly different kinds of pornography.
- Hizonner 2y agoSorry, no, incest is not intrinsically violent the way rape and torture are.