Meme factory cultures and content pivoting in Singapore and Malaysia during COVID-19
Crystal Abidin
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Meme factories
Malaysia
Singapore
|
When High and Pop Culture (Re)Mix: An Inquiry into the Memetic Transformations of Artwork
Tali Aharoni
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
Communicating Graphically: Mimesis, Visual Language, and Commodification as Culture
Matt Applegate
Jamie Cohen
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
|
My Life Is a Mess: Self-Deprecating Relatability and Collective Identities in the Memification of Student Issues
Crystal Abidin
Kristine Ask
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Self deprecating
Students
|
From Symbolic Values to Symbolic Innovation: Internet-Memes and Innovation
Mickael Benaim
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Memes as Capital
|
Remediation: Understanding New Media
David J. Bolter
Richard A. Grusin
Cambridge:
MIT Press
9780262522793
|
1999
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
New Media
|
Reviving icons to death: when historic photographs become digital memes
Sandrine Boudana
Paul Frosh
Akiba A. Cohen
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Photography
|
Multimodal Communication on Tumblr: "I Have So Many Feels !"
E. Bourlai
S. Herring
|
2014
|
Conference Proceedings
|
Tumblr
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
When Ethnic Humour Goes Digital
Lillian Boxman-Shabtai
Limor Shifman
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Ethnic humour
Identity
|
Memes against Sexism? A Multi-Method Analysis of the Feminist Protest Hashtag #distractinglysexy and Its Resonance in the Mainstream News Media
Cornelia Brantner
Katharina Lobinger
Miriam Stehling
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Protest
Resistance
|
"By Any Memes Necessary": Exploring the Intersectional Politics of Feminist Memes on Instagram
Caitlin Breheny
MA Dissertation, University of Uppsala
|
2017
|
MA Dissertation
|
Instagram
Feminism
Gender
Identity
Politics
|
Virus of the Mind: The New Science of the Meme
Richard Brodie
Hay House
|
2009
|
Book
|
Memes as Capital
|
One Does Not Simply Meme about Organizations: Exploring the Content Creation Strategies of User-Generated Memes on Imgur
Pamela Jo Brubaker
Scott Haden Church
Jared Hansen
Steven Pelham
Alison Ostler
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Imgur
Memes as Capital
|
Look at Us, We Have Anxiety: Youth, Memes, and the Power of Online Cultural Politic
Julian Burton
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Mental health
Youth
|
Internet Memes as Internet Signs: A Semiotic View of Digital Culture
Sara Cannizzaro
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Trolling: Who Does It and Why?
Tom De Castella
Virginia Brown
|
2011
|
Article (News)
|
Memes as Capital
Trolling and antagonism
|
The Costs of Connection: How Data Is Colonizing Human Life and Appropriating It for Capitalism
Nick Couldry
Ulises Ali Mejias
Stanford:
Stanford University Press
|
2019
|
Book
|
Capitalism
Memes as Capital
|
The Language of Internet Memes
Patrick Davison
The Social Media Reader
edited by Michael Mandiberg,
120-34.
New York:
New York University Press
|
2012
|
Book Chapter
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Memes and symbolic violence: #proudboys and the use of memes for propaganda and the construction of collective identity
Julia R. DeCook
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Far-right
Identity
Propoganda
Rhetoric
|
Internet Memes and Society: Social Cultural, and Political Contexts
Anastasia Denisova
|
2020
|
Book
|
Identity
Memes as Capital
|
Constructions as Memes-Interactional Function as Cultural Convention beyond the Words
Elke Diedrichsen
Beyond Words : Content, Context, and Inference
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283-305.
Boston:
Mouton Series on Pragmatics
|
2013
|
Book Chapter
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Cognitive Mechanisms and Emergent Grammatical Features in Internet Memes
Elke Diedrichsen
Linguistics Beyond and Within
4
22-37.
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
On the Interaction of Core and Emergent Common Ground in Internet Memes
Elke Diedrichsen
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Girls' 'Pain Memes' on YouTube: The Production of Pain and Femininity in a Digital Network
A. S. Dobson
|
2015
|
Book chapter
|
YouTube
Feminism
Gender
Pain
|
Cracking Jokes: Studies of Sick Humor Cycles & Stereotypes
Alan Dundes
Berkeley:
Ten Speed Press
|
1987
|
Book
|
Identity
Sick humour
|
Media Transformation: The Transfer of Media Characteristics among Media
Lars Elleström
Palgrave Macmillan
9781137474254
|
2014
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
Media
|
"No Prejudice Here": Examining Social Identity Work in Starter Pack Memes
Jordan Eschler
Amanda Menking
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Memes as Capital
Starter pack
|
Memes, Genes, and Signs: Semiotics in the Conceptual Interface of Evolutionary Biology and Memetics
Ivan Fomin
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Indigenous Memes and the Invention of a People
Ryan Frazer
Bronwyn Carlson
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Indigenous
Politics
|
The Virtual Window: From Alberti to Microsoft
Anne Friedberg
Cambridge:
MIT Press
9780262512503
|
2009
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
|
"It Gets Better": Internet Memes and the Construction of Collective Identity
Limor Shifman
Noam Gal
Zohar Kampf
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
LGBTQ+
Mental health
|
GothShakira: High Priestess of Dank Feminist Memery
Merray Gerges
|
2016
|
Interview
|
Instagram
Feminism
|
"Written in These Scars Are the Stories I Can't Explain": A Content Analysis of pro-Ana and Thinspiration Image Sharing on Instagram
Debbie Ging
Sarah Garvey
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Instagram
Identity
Mental health
Pro-ana
|
Still Life with Rhetoric: A New Materialist Approach for Visual Rhetorics
Laurie E. Gries
|
2015
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
Rhetoric
|
Strategic Framing and Social Media Engagement: Analyzing Memes Posted by the German Identitarian Movement on Facebook
Lars Guenther
Georg Ruhmann
Jenny Bischoff
Tessa Penzel
Antonia Weber
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Facebook
Identity
Germany
|
Persuasion through bitter humor: Multimodal discourse analysis of rhetoric in internet memes of two far-right groups in Finland
Eemeli Hakoköngäs
Otto Halmesvaara
Inari Sakki
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Far-right
Identity
Politics
Rhetoric
Finland
|
Walter Benja-Memes
Robby Hardesty
Jess Linz
Anna J. Secor
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Walter Benjamin
|
"Kim Davis be like ... ": a feminist critique of gender humor in online political memes
Summer Harlow
Jerrica Ty Rowlett
Laura-Kate Huse
Information, Communication & Society
23
(7):
1057-73.
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Politics
|
On the Uses of Fairy Dust: Contagion, Sorcery and the Crafting of Other Worlds
David Harvie
Keri Milburn
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Capitalism
Identity
Mimetics
|
#gainingweightiscool: the use of transformation photos on Instagram among female weightlifters in recovery from eating disorders
Hester Hockin-Boyers
Stacey Pope
Jamie Kimberly
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Instagram
Feminism
|
Subversive Memes: Internet Memes as a Form of Visual Rhetoric
Heidi E. Huntington
|
2013
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Rhetoric
Semiotics
|
Remix and the Dialogic Engine of Culture: A Model for Generative Combinatoriality
Martin Irvine
The Routledge Companion to Remix Studies
edited by Eduardo Navas, Owen Gallagher, Xtine Burrough,
15-41.
New York:
Routledge
|
2015
|
Book Chapter
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
The Modes of Visual Rhetoric: Circulating Memes as Expressions
Eric S. Jenkins
|
2014
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Rhetoric
|
"Brussels Will Land on Its Feet like a Cat": Motivations for Memefying #Brusselslockdown
Minna S. Jensen
Christina Neumayer
Luca Rossi
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Memes as Capital
Europe
|
Exploring Local Meaning-Making Resources: A Case Study of a Popular Chinese Internet Meme (Biaoqingbao)
Yaqian Jiang
Camilla Vásquez
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Meaning-making
China
|
By Any Memes Necessary: This Art Exhibit Takes Feminist Internet Culture From URL To IRL
Mo Johnson
|
2017
|
Article (Digital Magazine)
|
Instagram
Art
Feminism
Gender
|
Sociality and Classification: Reading Gender, Race, and Class in a Humorous Meme
Akane Kanai
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Class
Feminism
Gender
Identity
|
Making Sense? The Structure and Meanings of Digital Memetic Nonsense
Limor Shifman
Yuval Katz
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Memes versus Signs: On the Use of Meaning Concepts about Nature and Culture
Erkki Kilpinen
|
2008
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Tiger King's Meme-Ification of White Grievance and the Normalization of Misogyny
Jorie Lagerwey
Taylor Nygaard
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Misogyny
White Grievance
|
Meme-Tracking and the Dynamics of the News Cycle
Jure Leskovec
Lars Backstorm
Jon Kleinberg
New York:
Proceedings of the 15th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
497-506
https://doi.org/10/dp59g8
|
2009
|
Conference Proceedings
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Race/Gender/Class/Media: Considering Diversity across Audiences, Content and Producers
Rebecca Ann Lind
Abingdon:
Routledge
|
2019
|
Book
|
Class
Feminism
Gender
Race
|
Youth Collective Political Expression on Social Media: The Role of Affordances and Memetic Dimensions for Voicing Political Views
Loana Literat
Neta Kligler-Vilenchik
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Memes as Capital
Politics
|
Buy Memes Low, Sell Memes High: Vernacular Criticism and Collective Negotiations of Value on Reddit's MemeEconomy
Loana Literat
Sarah Van Den Berg
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Reddit
Memes as Capital
Rhetoric
|
The Language of New Media
Lev Manovich
Cambridge:
MIT Press
9780262133746
|
2001
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
New Media
|
Software Takes Command: Extending the Language of New Media
Lev Manovich
|
2013
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
New Media
|
Cultural Analytics
Lev Manovich
Cambridge:
MIT Press
|
2020
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
|
The Problem of Modern Monetization of Memes: How Copyright Law Can Give Protection to Meme Creators
Mark Marciszewski
Pace Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment Law Forum
9
(61):
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Copyright
Law
Memes as Capital
|
"Come for the Period Comics. Stay for the Cultural Awareness": Reclaiming the Troll Identity through Feminist Humor on Reddit's /r/TrollXChromosomes
Adrienne Massanari
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Reddit
Feminism
Gender
Trolling and antagonism
|
Attack of the 50-foot social justice warrior: The discursive construction of SJW memes as monstrous feminine
Adrienne Massanari
Shira Chess
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Politics
Social Justice Warrior
|
Modern Problems Require Modern Solutions: Internet Memes and Copyright
Lee J. Matalon
Texas Law Review
98
(405):
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Copyright
Law
Memes as Capital
|
'This Is NOT a #humblebrag, This Is Just a #brag': The Pragmatics of Self-Praise, Hashtags and Politeness in Instagram Posts
David Matley
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Instagram
Hashtags
Linguistics
Memes as Capital
Semiotics
|
Feminist Humour: Rebellious and Self-affirming
Lisa Merrill
|
1988
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Protest
Resistance
|
Copyright, Transformativeness, and Protection for Internet Memes
Natalia Mielczarek
W. Wat Hopkins
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Copyright
Law
Memes as Capital
|
The World Made Meme: Public Conversations and Participatory Media
Ryan M. Milner
Cambridge:
MIT Press
|
2016
|
Book
|
Memes as Capital
|
"There's No Place for Lulz on LOLCats": The Role of Genre, Gender, and Group Identity in the Interpretation and Enjoyment of an Internet Meme
Kate Miltner
|
2014
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Identity
LOLCats
|
Remix Theory: The Aesthetics of Sampling
Eduardo Navas
New York:
Springer
9783990434994
|
2012
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
Modular Complexity and Remix: The Collapse of Time and Space into Search
Eduardo Navas
|
2013
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
Querying 'Karen': The Rise of the Angry White Woman
Diane Negra
Julia Leyda
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Karen
|
Meme Templates as Expressive Repertoires in a Globalizing World: A Cross-Linguistic Study
Limor Shifman
Asaf Nissenbaum
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
Templates
|
Internet Memes as Contested Cultural Capital: The Case of 4chan's /b/ Board
Limor Shifman
Asaf Nissenbaum
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
4chan
Memes as Capital
|
Disturbing Hegemonic Discourse: Nonbinary Gender and Sexual Orientation Labeling on Tumblr
Abigail Oakley
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Tumblr
Feminism
Gender
Identity
|
Liking as Taste Making: Social Media Practices as Generators of Aesthetic Valuation and Distinction
Johannes Paßmann
Cornelius Schubert
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Memes as Capital
|
When Paper Goes Viral: Handmade Signs as Vernacular Materiality in Digital Space
Andrew Peck
Katie Day Good
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Analog memes
Feminism
Gender
|
'It's So Hard Not to Be Funny in This Situation': Memes and Humor in U.S. Youth Online Political Expression.
Joel Penney
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Politics
Rhetoric
US
|
Punishing Brady, redeeming Brady: a fantasy theme analysis of memes from the 2015 Deflategate controversy
Gregory Perreault
Patrick Ferrucci
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
|
The Ambivalent Internet: Mischief, Oddity, and Antagonism Online
Ryan M. Milner
Whitney Phillips
Cambridge:
Polity
|
2017
|
Book
|
Memes as Capital
Trolling and antagonism
|
Chronotopic Representations as an Effect of Individuation: The Case of the European Migrant Crisis
Ondřej Procházka
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Migration
Europe
|
A Chronotopic Approach to Identity Performance in a Facebook Meme Page
Ondřej Procházka
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Facebook
Identity
|
Doing Feminism in the Network: Networked Laughter and the 'Binders Full of Women' Meme
Carrie Rentschler
Samantha C. Thrift
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
|
"Fuck Your Body Image": Teen Girls' Twitter and Instagram Feminism in and Around School
Hanna Retallack
Jessica Ringrose
Emilie Lawrence
|
2016
|
Book Chapter
|
Instagram
Body image
Feminism
Gender
|
Networked Art
Craig Saper
|
2001
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
New Media
|
Memes Memes the Relatable Fruit
Ryan Scavnicky
Pidgin, Princeton University School of Architecture
26
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Architecture
|
"Liking" as Creating: On Aesthetic Category Memes
Jordan Schonig
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
|
Neither Meme nor Viral: The Circulationist Semiotics of Vernacular Content
Gabriele De Seta
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
The Cultural Logic of Photo-Based Meme Genres
Limor Shifman
|
2014
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Genres
|
"Mars and Venus" in Virtual Space: Post-Feminist Humor and the Internet
Limor Shifman
Dafna Lemish
|
2011
|
Article (Journal)
|
Feminism
Gender
Post-feminism
|
Weaponized iconoclasm in Internet memes featuring the expression 'Fake News'
Christopher Smith
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
Trolling and antagonism
|
Memes, Digital Remix Culture and (Re)Mediating British Politics and Public Life
Francesca Sobande
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Politics
Remix culture
UK
|
Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal: Reflections on Cut-Copy-Paste Culture
Stefan Sonvilla-Weiss
The Routledge Companion to Remix Studies
edited by Eduardo Navas, Owen Gallagher, Xtine Burrough,
54-63.
New York:
Routledge
|
2015
|
Book Chapter
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
Freax: The Brief History of the Computer Demoscene
Polgár Tamás
Winnenden:
CSW-Verlag
9783981049404
|
2005
|
Book
|
Aesthetics
Art
|
Sick Bunnies and Pocket Dumps: 'Not-Selfies' and the Genre of Self-Representation
Katrin Tiidenberg
Andrew Whelan
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Genres
Identity
Selfies
|
(((They))) Rule: Memetic Antagonism and Nebulous Othering on 4chan
Marc Tuters
Sal Hagen
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
4chan
Identity
Trolling and antagonism
|
Conviviality and Collectives on Social Media: Virality, Memes, and New Social Structures
Piia Varis
Jan Blommaert
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Virality
|
Memes and Recombinant Appropriation: Remix, Mashup, Parody
Eckart Voigts
The Oxford Handbook of Adaptation Studies
edited by Thomas M. Leitch,
286-302.
New York:
Oxford University Press
|
2017
|
Book Chapter
|
Aesthetics
Art
Remix culture
|
Memes, GIFs, and Remix Culture: Compact Appropriation in Everyday Digital Life
Eckart Voigts
The Routledge Companion to Adaptation
edited by Dennis R. Cutchins, Katja Krebs, Eckart Voigts,
390-403.
New York:
Routledge
|
2017
|
Book Chapter
|
Aesthetics
Art
GIFs
Remix culture
|
This Insider Meme Account Mercilessly Trolls the Art World: Artists, Collectors and Especially Gallery Interns Are Not Safe from the Satire of @jerrygogosian
Angela Waters
|
2019
|
Article (Digital Magazine)
|
Art
|
The Selfish Meme: Dawkins, Peirce, Freud
Joel West
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Memes as Genre: A Structurational Analysis of the Memescape
Bradley E. Wiggins
G Bret Bowers
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Art
Genres
|
Boogaloo and Civil War 2: Memetic Antagonism in Expressions of Covert Activism
Bradley E. Wiggins
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Politics
Trolling and antagonism
US
|
Racial microaggressions and perceptions of internet memes
Amanda Williams
Clio Oliver
Katherine Aumer
Chanel Meyers
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
Race
|
The Networked Practice of Online Political Satire in China: Between Ritual and Resistance
Guobin Yang
Min Jiang
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Memes as Capital
Protest
Resistance
China
|
Identity-Related Issues in Meme Communication
Francisco Yus
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Identity
|
Multimodality in Memes: A Cyberpragmatic Approach
Francisco Yus
|
2019
|
Book Chapter
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Positive Non-Humorous Effects of Humor on the Internet
Francisco Yus
The Dynamics of Interactional Humor: Creating and negotiating humor in everyday encounters
edited by Villy Tsakona, Jan Chovane,
283-304.
John Benjamins Publishing Company
https://doi.org/10.1075/thr.7
|
2018
|
Book Chapter
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
Pragmatics of Humour in Memes in Spanish
Francisco Yus
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Linguistics
Semiotics
|
'#OkBoomer, time to meet the Zoomers': studying the memefication of intergenerational politics on TikTok
Crystal Abidin
Jing Zeng
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
TikTok
Generational politics
Identity
|
Extending the Internet meme: Conceptualizing technological mimesis and imitation publics on the TikTok platform
Diana Zulli
David James Zulli
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
TikTok
Memes as Capital
|
Communicating Mixed Messages about Religion through Internet Memes
Gabrielle K. Aguilar
Heidi A. Campbell
Mariah Stanley
Ellen Taylor
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Religion
|
From Counter-Power to Counter-Pepe: The Vagaries of Participatory Epistemology in a Digital Age
C.W. Anderson
Matthias Revers
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Pepe
Politics
Trolling and antagonism
|
Darwinizing Culture: The Status of Memetics as a Science
Robert Aunger
New York:
Oxford University Press
|
2000
|
Book
|
Memetics
|
Revenge by Photoshop: Memefying Police Acts in the Public Dialogue about Injustice
Petra Saskia Bayerl
Lachezar Stoynov
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Injustice
Resistance
Trolling and antagonism
|
The Dissonance of "Civil" Religion in Religious-Political Memetic Discourse During the 2016 Presidential Elections
Heidi E. Campbell
Katherine Arredondo
Katie Dundas
Cody Wolf
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Elections
Politics
Religion
US
|
Crowding Out Memetic Explanation
Rosa Cao
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Memetics
Philosophy of science
|
Defining and characterizing the concept of Internet Meme
Díaz Castaño
Carlos Mauricio
|
2013
|
Article (Journal)
|
Definitions
Memetics
|
The role of internet memes in shaping young people's health-related social media interactions
Ashley Casey
Young People, Social Media and Health
edited by Victoria A. Goodyear, Kathleen M. Armour,
162-176.
London:
Routledge
9780367664671
|
2019
|
Book Chapter
|
Health
Social media
Youth
|
The Empire Tweets Back? #HumanitarianStarWars and Memetic Self-Critique in the Aid Industry
Peter Chonka
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Humanitarianism
Twitter
|
Updating to Remain the Same: Habitual New Media
Wendy Hui Kyong Chun
Cambridge:
MIT Press
9780262534727
|
2016
|
Book
|
New media
|
Jokes and Targets
Christie Davies
Bloomington:
Indiana University Press
9780253223029
|
2011
|
Book
|
Humour
Jokes
Sociology of humour
Trolling and antagonism
|
You Can't Run Your SUV on Cute. Let's Go!": Internet Memes as Delegitimizing Discourse
Corey B. Davison
Mark Glantz
David R. Novak
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Discourse
Environment
|
Who Would Jesus Bomb? The Republican Jesus Meme and the Fracturing of Ideology
Christopher M. Duerringer
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Ideology
Religion
US
|
"I drink liberal tears": genre, desire and the leaky liberal body
Pansy Duncan
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Genre
Ideology
Liberalism
Trolling and antagonism
US
|
Digital Memory and the Archive
Wolfgang Ernst
Minneapolis:
University of Minnesota Press
9780816677672
|
2012
|
Book
|
Digital culture
Media archeaology
Media theory
New media
|
Turning a Communist Party Leader into an Internet Meme: The Political and Apolitical Aspects of China's Toad Worship Culture
Kecheng Fang
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Politics
China
|
News via Voldemort: Parody Accounts in Topical Discussions on Twitter
Tim Highfield
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Twitter
Fan studies
Parody
Social media
Trolling and antagonism
|
The Post and the Grab: Instagram Memes and Affective Labour
Eileen Mary Holowka
|
2018
|
Book chapter
|
Instagram
Affect
Affective labour
Labour
|
The Naked Meme
David L. Hull
Wiley-Blackwell
9780471102199
|
1982
|
Book chapter
|
Epistemology
Evolution
Memetics
|
Partisan cues and internet memes: Early evidence for motivated skepticism in audience message processing of spreadable political media
Heidi E. Huntington
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Partisanship
Politics
Skepticism
|
Pepper Spray Cop and the American Dream: Using Synecdoche and Metaphor to Unlock Internet Memes
Heidi E. Huntington
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Politics
Rhetoric
Synecdoche
Visual rhetoric
US
|
Leftist Memes Are Everywhere on Instagram. Now Their Creators Are Unionizing
Rebecca Jennings
|
2019
|
Article (Digital Magazine)
|
Instagram
Leftist memes
Leftist politics
Politics
Unionism
|
Good Citizenship as a Frame Contest: Kony2012, Memes, and Critiques of the Networked Citizen
Neta Kligler-Vilenchik
Kjerstin Thorson
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
Citizenship
Kony2012
Network culture
Politics
|
Boosting Health Campaign Reach and Engagement Through Use of Social Media Influencers and Memes
Ganna Kostygina
Hy Tran
Steven Binns
Glen Szczypka
Sherry Emery
Donna Vallone
Elizabeth Hair
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Health
Influencers
Social media
|
Where was King Kong when we needed him?" Public discourse, digital disaster jokes, and the functions of laughter after 9/11
Giselinde Kuipers
|
2005
|
Article (Journal)
|
Humour
Jokes
Laughter
Sociology of humour
US
|
Thought Contagion: How Belief Spreads Through Society: The New Science of Memes: How Ideas Act Like Viruses
Aaron Lynch
New York:
Basic Books
9780465084678
|
1998
|
Book
|
Memetics
|
Hashtagging Depression on Instagram: Towards a More Inclusive Mental Health Research Methodology
Anthony McCosker
Ysabel Gerrard
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Instagram
Hashtags
Health
Mental health
Methodology
|
Memes
Jim McGrath
The SAGE Handbook of Web History
edited by Niels Brügger, Ian Milligan,
505-519.
London:
SAGE Publications
9781473980051
|
2019
|
Handbook entry
|
Definitions
Digital culture
Web history
|
Sweden Then vs. Sweden Now
Samuel Merrill
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Facebook
Discourse
Far-right
Politics
Rhetoric
Sweden
|
Spreadable spectacle in digital culture: Civic expression, fake news, and the role of media literacies in "post-fact" society
Paul Mihailidis
Samantha Viotty
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Civic expression
Digital culture
Fake news
Media literacy
|
Never Gonna GIF You Up: Analyzing the Cultural Significance of the Animated GIF
Kate Miltner
Tim Highfield
|
2017
|
Article (Journal)
|
Digital culture
GIF
Web history
|
Memes to Movements: How the World's Most Viral Media Is Changing Social Protest and Power
An Xiao Mina
Boston:
Beacon Press
9780807056585
|
2019
|
Book
|
Civic expression
Politics
Resistance
Social movements
|
Analysis of Facebook Meme Groups Used During the 2016 US Presidential Election
Mia Moody-Ramirez
Andrew B. Church
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Facebook
Civic expression
Content analysis
Politics
Social media
US
|
Memes as Snapshots of Participation: The Role of Digital Amateur Activists in Authoritarian Regimes
Cristina Moreno-Almeida
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Civic expression
Digital culture
Resistance
|
Memetic Science: I - General Introduction
Elan Moritz
|
1990
|
Article (Journal)
|
Epistemology
Memetics
Metaphysics
|
The emotions that drive viral video
Karen Nelson-Field
Erica Riebe
Kellie Newstead
|
2013
|
Article (Journal)
|
Emotions
Marketing
Viral videos
Virality
|
A Country Laughing at Itself: Malawian Humor in the Digital Age
Emmanuel Ngwira
Ken Junior Lipenga
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Civic expression
Humour
Jokes
Parody
Malawi
|
Kitten Thinks of Nothing but Murder All Day: Tumblr Text Post Memes as Fandom Détournement
J.S.A Lowe
|
2020
|
Book chapter
|
Tumblr
Fandom
Text posts
|
Nipples, memes, and algorithmic failure: NSFW critique of Tumblr censorship
Elena Pilipets
Susanna Paasonen
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Tumblr
Affect
Algorithms
NSFW
Screenshots
|
Memetic Persuasion and WhatsAppification in Indonesia's 2019 Presidential Election
Emma Baulch
Ariadna Matamoros-Fernández
Fiona Suwana
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
WhatsApp
Elections
Meme factories
Political campaign
Public discourse
Indonesia
|
'Who is /ourguy/?': Tracing panoramic memes to study the collectivity of 4chan/pol/
Sal Hagen
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
4chan
Actor-Network Theory
Alt-right
US
|
Deadpan humour, the comic disposition and the interpretation of ironic ambiguity online
Nicholas Holm
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Deadpan
Humour
Irony
Satire
|
A Critical Examination of Ageism in Memes and the Role of Meme Factories
Si Yu Lee
Jasmon WT Hoh
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Ageism
Meme factories
|
Memes, scenes and #ELXN2019s: How partisans make memes during elections
Fenwick McKelvey
Scott DeJong
Janna Frenzel
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Facebook
Elections
Partisanship
Political campaign
Politics
Canada
|
Rude awakening: memes as dialectical images
Marc Tuters
Geert Lovink
|
2018
|
Article (Digital Magazine)
|
Dialectical Images
New Media
Walter Benjamin
|
Internet Memes
Kate Miltner
|
2018
|
Book chapter
|
Definitions
|
Families and Networks of Internet Memes: The Relationship Between Cohesiveness, Uniqueness, and Quiddity Concreteness
Limor Shifman
Asaf Nissenbaum
Elad Segev
Nathan Stolero
|
2015
|
Article (Journal)
|
Cohesiveness
Generic features of memes
Meme quiddities
Uniqueness
|
The 'losers' of China's Internet: Memes as 'structures of feeling' for disillusioned young netizens
Marcella Szablewicz
|
2014
|
Article (Journal)
|
Counter publics
Diaosi
Netizenship
Publics
China
|
Laughing to Forget or to Remember? Anne Frank Memes and Mediatization of Holocaust Memory
Juan-Manuel González-Aguilar
Mykola Makhortykh
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Anne Frank
Death
Digital memory
Holocaust
|
The right-leaning be memeing: Extremist uses of Internet memes and insights for CVE design
Inés Bolaños Somoano
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Far-right
Grassroots
Policy
Transnational
|
Good Karen, Bad Karen: visual culture and the anti-vaxx mom on Reddit
Miranda J. Brady
Erika Christiansen
Emily Hiltz
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Reddit
Anti-vaxx
COVID-19
Gender
Karen
|
Nice Guys, Virgins, and Incels: Gender in Remixing and Sharing Memes at Hackathons
Siân J. M. Brooke
|
2022
|
Conference Proceedings
|
Hackathons
HCI
Incels
Toxic masculinity
|
The Subtle Spread of Hateful Memes: Examining Engagement Intentions Among Parents of Adolescents
Sarah L. F. Burnham
Miriam R. Arbeit
Lacey J. Hilliard
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Alt-right
Far-right
Literacy
New Media Literacy
|
Celebrity memes, audioshop, and participatory fan culture: a case study on Keanu Reeves memes
Danielle Nielsen
Diane Sabenacio Nititham
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Celebrities
Fan cultures
Fandom
Participatory culture
|
Black Memes Matter: #LivingWhileBlack With Becky and Karen
Apryl Williams
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
BBQ Becky
Karen
Race
White supremacy
|
Internet Memes as Partial Stories: Identifying Political Narratives in Coronavirus Memes
Constance de Saint Laurent
Vlad Glăveanu
Ioana Literat
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Reddit
COVID-19
Narrative
Politics
Psychology
|
More than Humor: Memes as Bonding Icons for Belonging in Donor-Conceived People
Giselle Newton
Michele Zappavigna
Kerryn Drysdale
Christy E. Newman
|
2022
|
Article (Journal)
|
Belonging
Donor-concieved
Identity
Semiotics
|
From Polarization to Hate: Portrait of the Spanish Political Meme
Juan-Manuel González-Aguilar
María Antonia Paz
Ana Mayagoitia-Soria
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Twitter
Hate Speech
Political communication
Politics
Public discourse
Spain
|
Monetizing a Meme: YouTube, Content ID, and the Harlem Shake
Michael Soha
Zachary J. McDowell
|
2016
|
Article (Journal)
|
YouTube
Authorship
Copyright
Labour
Monetisation
|
Affordances-Based Brand Relations: An Inquire on Memetic Brands on Instagram
Alessandro Caliandro
Guido Anselmi
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Instagram
Affordances
Automated Visual Analysis
Brands
Monetisation
|
"Let's Go, Baby Forklift!": Fandom Governance and the Political Power of Cuteness in China
Jamie Wong
Crystal Lee
Vesper Keyi Long
Di Wu
Graham M. Jones
|
2021
|
Article (Journal)
|
Cuteness
Fandom
Governance
Nationalism
China
|
The Unsacred and the Spectacularized: Alan Kurdi and the Migrant Body
Yasmin Ibrahim
|
2018
|
Article (Journal)
|
Aesthetics
Death
Iconic imagery
Migrant
|
It Wasn't Just the Trolls: Early Internet Culture, "Fun," and the Fires of Exclusionary Laughter
Whitney Phillips
|
2019
|
Article (Journal)
|
Digital culture
Irony
Trolling and antagonism
|
One Platform, a Thousand Worlds: On Twitter Irony in the Early Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Italy
Stefania Vicari
Maria Francesca Murru
|
2020
|
Article (Journal)
|
Twitter
COVID-19
Digital Methods
Irony
Platforms
Italy
|