What are some good books related to memetics?
Memetics
Benjamin Garcia
Jace Roberts
The Holy Bible (KJV)
Lincoln Campbell
Freeze Your Poop In A Condom And Rail Me With It While You Lick My Butthole And I Tease Your Chastity, Daddy by James Joyce
David Ross
The Brass Book teaches you how to polish
Matthew Foster
This and René Girard is all you need, OP.
Zachary Jenkins
why?
woah
youtube.com
'mimetic'? sounds very similar to 'memetic'
Juan Bailey
Ayden Walker
what is that a parody of brother
Ryder Taylor
the Meme Machine
Austin Morris
plato
Alexander Clark
Gabriel Tarde (here, spurdo sparde), an early French sociologist who believed society consists predominantly of the imitation of ideas, and that inventions (the ideas which are imitated) themselves are forms of imitation. His book "The laws of imitation" covers this theory. You could see him as a kind of forefather of memetics.
Owen Nguyen
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Gabriel Myers
*spoon clank* buy my book on memetics to beat the lamestream media that's about all peace out
Kayden Foster
On The Origin of Space by Charles Darwin.
Unironically and 100% honestly, a good book on the idea that the same input should give you the same output. Modern society is so closely knit together via the internet that tastes and humor have generally been homogenized. Look at those civilizations where they've essentially been left alone for millions of years and how different they act compared to the rest of society.
Lincoln Bell
Shut the fuck up, mark.
Alexander Anderson
If there are any good sources on memetics, obviously you've heard about them
Landon Russell
Thw Selfish Gene?
James James
>the Meme Machine
based thanks user
styx has a book on memetics
>tastes and humor have generally been homogenized
ive had the notion before but honestly you should go outside more. normans usually have rather different tastes in humour and shit
oo this looks like a serious piece of work
Landon Jones
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Colton Ortiz
yeah it is well worth a read(meme machine). She comes to the conclusion that our concept of self is a meme as well, which I think fits in nicely with what Ray brassier talks about in the first section of Nihil Unbound, the 'folk psychology' concept of humans we have. Well and 'there is no self' is I suppose not an original idea in philosophy, but it's put in a way that's understandable for philosophylets, as long as they can grasp the whole meme concept.
Lincoln Harris
Cameron Bailey
Mimesis by Erich Auerbach
Connor Green
ive unironically read this already. good book.
i wonder if dawkins has ever read this stuff
interesting. im inclined to say that the memes are definitely what reifies the self.
Jaxson Ramirez
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