2020
DOI: 10.37646/huella.v14i14.14
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Memes como Símbolos de Transmisión Cultural: Los Memes de las Redes Sociales

Abstract: El término de memética acuñado por Richard Dawkins (1976) y posteriormente, por Susan Blackmore (1999), establece el estudio de los primeros memes desde una perspectiva biológica y social, que determina la transmisión de las ideas selectivamente, de mente en mente. La evolución al contexto de una cultura digitalizada transforma el concepto del meme como contenido multimedia, por lo que, a través del análisis de memes con un enfoque de crítica y ofensa recuperados de la red social Facebook, se muestran las nuev… Show more

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“…Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, You Tube, and, more recently, TikTok (Zulli & Zu lli, 2022) have been the ideal propagation ve hicle to virilise this type of archival content. The global incidence of the meme phenom enon, extended to all areas of communica tion, has led to research on its political impli cations (Chagas, Freire, Rios, & Magalhães, 2019;Howley, 2016), cultural links (Islas, 2020), identity relations (Ismangil, 2019;Mil ner, 2012), and even the possible incidence of memes in hate speech (Kiela et al, 2020).…”
Section: Theoretical Framework: New Forms Of Tv Consumptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, You Tube, and, more recently, TikTok (Zulli & Zu lli, 2022) have been the ideal propagation ve hicle to virilise this type of archival content. The global incidence of the meme phenom enon, extended to all areas of communica tion, has led to research on its political impli cations (Chagas, Freire, Rios, & Magalhães, 2019;Howley, 2016), cultural links (Islas, 2020), identity relations (Ismangil, 2019;Mil ner, 2012), and even the possible incidence of memes in hate speech (Kiela et al, 2020).…”
Section: Theoretical Framework: New Forms Of Tv Consumptionmentioning
confidence: 99%