A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Studying Involuntary Celibacy Understanding Incels

Acknowledgments
Foreword
Prologue by Ryan Clark
Introduction by Christian A. I. Schlaerth and Aaron M. Puhrmann
Chapter 1: History, Background, and the Ideology of Involuntary Celibates by Christian A. I. Schlaerth
Chapter 2: Boys in Crisis: The Development of Incel Mindsets in Youth by Madison Turunen
Chapter 3: Incels, Gender, and Mass Shootings by Laura Finley
Chapter 4: Taking the "Black Pill": Anomie, Perceived Social Death, and the Incel Phenomenon Online by Aaron M. Puhrmann and Christian A. I. Schlaerth
Chapter 5: Unrequited Love Hurts: Rejection, Resentment, and Reconciliation in the Manosphere by Wim Laven
Chapter 6: Incels and Social Exchange Theory by Kassidy C. Elyea and Elaine A. Bossard
Chapter 7: An Empirical Assessment of Incel Radicalization and Political Extremism in the United States by Feodor Gostjev and Alex Ray
Chapter 8: Incels and Popular Culture by Laura Finley and Christian A. I. Schlaerth
Chapter 9: After the Echo Chamber: Exploring Radical Approaches to Understanding the Internet and Inceldom by Niall Campbell, Neil Vallely, and Lesley Procter
Chapter 10: Females Can Be Incels? Examining the Femcel Movement by Laura Finley
Chapter 11: Queering Incel Subculture by Madison Turunen
Chapter 12: (Un)Forgiveness in the Manosphere: Navigating Anger and Resentment in Incel Culture by Wim Laven
Conclusion by Laura Finley
Index
About the Editors
About the Contributors