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Article 1
Wiggins B & Bowers G. (2015) Memes as genre: A structurational analysis of the memescape. New Media & Society, 17(11), 1886-1906. Doi  10.1177/1461444814535194
The author of this article elaborates on mimetic as a type of transformation. Memes are the type because they usually tuned to suit set of communication rules. In order to continue some kind of dialogue, constantly edit or add memes to adapt to new ideas or trends in society. Those involved in this digital culture are part of the discourse community. Conceptually, as Dawkins described, the memes are different from those of the Internet. Specifically, he envisions the meme as a cultural unit (or idea) and seeks to replicate for his own survival. Dawkins's thoughts or memes are inherently selfish and vicious, and competition infects individual thinking and uses these ideas as carriers of reproduction. Dawkins' memes are often conceived, including slogans, slogans, fashion, study skills, and more. Like genes that are ubiquitous as well as necessary for the evolution, Dawkins sees genes as metaphor for memes. This article explains the purpose of the meme, but highlights how to create a community online, which is important for certain types of memes. This article is different from other articles because it focuses on the idea that the memes are constantly being changed. This article is similar to the article by Segev et al., because both discuss that the memes have their own format. This information is very useful for me to analyze Facebook page Liberty Memes moreover discover the role of its meme as genre and a way to communicate with a particular audience. I chose this article because it helps me understand that memes occupy an increasingly general place in the usage outside of academia. Throughout the Internet culture, the social networks are constantly distributing Internet memes daily. Most of the Facebook users may encounter memes or distribution memes every day.
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Try to prove me wrong: Dialogicity and audience involvement in economics blogs
This paper presents empirical corpus knowledge to study emerging communication environments - academic blog - in particular academic field of expertise, namely finances. Depends on the theory that the discourse community has its preferred form of the communication, it’s significant to analyze the impact of technical support on the language utilize in a particular environment and to assess these impacts within a particular community identity system. The study examined three economic blogs manage by the academic economist. These are places for public debate and often consider economic problems in terms of policy. The debate is open to both non-experts and experts with different kinds of interests as well as is explicitly attended by them). This shows that the discourse must involve the different palnnings, from more explicit to the reader's participation and proximity, that is, "the author's control of the rhetorical factors can both express the authority as a expert and the problem in the text being developed. Personal position" These apply to all the research questions about dialogue. I will analyze responses of those who comment on...