Memes/Memer

Memes/Memer Betegnelsen ‘meme’ eksisterede ganske vist før den digitale tidsalder, men ‘memes’ opfattes ofte som et digitalt fænomen, der derfor kaldes ‘internet memes’. I nutidens digitale kultur refererer memes til en lang række forskellige tekster, der har nogle fælles træk, deles på nettet og ofte remixes af et stort antal brugere. Memes er en del […]

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Denisova 2019, Milner 2016, Shifman 2014b

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