How To Do Things With Memes
Aidan WalkerThis blog looks into the ways and whys of meme posting to figure out what in the heck is going on.
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Chat, we are cooked. As Antonio Gramsci is said to have put it in 1930 and Ezra Klein, quoting Gramsci in the New York Times last week put it, “now is the time of monsters.”1 That’s the unavoidable context for anyone posting now — and to th...
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