La Méridienne – PRIM – Soufyane Chafik, la circulation et la construction des mèmes sur Internet

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Une heure avec Soufyane Chafik, doctorant au laboratoire PRIM, pour tout savoir des mèmesDe quoi se compose un mème ? Image, texte, son ? Quel type d’image ? Le mème a-t-il une quelconque existence juridique ? Est-ce à rapprocher du sample en musique ? Qui est « auteur » ? Y a-t-il une « typologie des mèmes » ?Intertextualité : quelle relation entre le texte et l’image ? Y-a-t-il des mèmes doublement référencés ?Neurchi de Pierre Bourdieu : le mème peut-il être du snobisme online ? Le mème a-t-il des ancêtres ? R.I.P. les LOL cats : un mème peut-il devenir une dad joke ?Journaliste - Melissa Wyckhuyse Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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