Memes as material culture

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Hello, I am an anthropology student, new to Reddit and writing. A couple of weeks ago I found myself trying to explain 'meme' culture to a friend who had no idea what it meant or was. I soon realized It was as if I was trying to explain an entire world view, ontology, or form-of-life. I wrote up my thoughts as a form of 'guide' which turned into a very brief exploration. It would be very interesting to see what people with an anthropology background thought of the whole concept and I would really appreciate any form of criticism and/or debate!

https://wildwogel.medium.com/a-quick-and-dirty-introduction-to-the-phenomenology-of-the-memetic-cyber-culture-of-modernity-337157921234

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