2018
DOI: 10.1177/0973258618761405
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What Are You Laughing At? Former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s Internet Memes across Spreadable Media Contexts

Abstract: This article analyses a delimited corpus of Internet memes showcasing former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. The theoretical framework is based on studies of memes and Internet memes as phenomena inserted in the online dimension of transmission and cultural production, and principles of the General Theory of Systems. The methodological approach is based on the classification tools developed by Dawkins (1976) to describe memes that spread widely across the digital space (fidelity, fecundity and longevity) a… Show more

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“…Following Gambarato and Komesu (2018), we observed the repeatability issue was a key factor, regarding the aspect of fecundity: 'which is the meme's capacity to be memorable and spread extensively across digital media'. In practical terms, this means that we observed which of these 12 preselected memes were the most commonly shared.…”
Section: Data Set and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Following Gambarato and Komesu (2018), we observed the repeatability issue was a key factor, regarding the aspect of fecundity: 'which is the meme's capacity to be memorable and spread extensively across digital media'. In practical terms, this means that we observed which of these 12 preselected memes were the most commonly shared.…”
Section: Data Set and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Regarding the research methods, the methodological design of this study is based on Gambarato and Komesu's (2018) approach. The authors present the taxonomy developed in the original Dawkins (1976) work to characterize successful memes, namely, fidelity, fecundity, and longevity, in addition to the patterns proposed by Knobel and Lankshear (2007), as factors that contribute to an Internet meme's fecundity, namely, humor, intertextuality, and juxtaposition.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Следует уточнить, что мему посвящена уже достаточно объемная теоретическая литература; одному только перечислению авторских имен и существующих трактовок феномена мема нам пришлось бы посвятить едва ли не четверть объема данной статьи. Поэтому скажем лишь вкратце, что исследователи рассматривают данное явление не только как часть цифровой культуры, разновидность метафорического высказывания [Shifman, 2014;Piata, 2016], но и в качестве инструмента формирования политического имиджа в новых медиа [Gambarato, Komesu, 2018;Lalancette, Small, 2020;Ross, Rivers, 2017;Бродовская, Лифанова, 2021 и др. ]; как метод политического участия, избирательных технологий или механизм социального протеста [Neumayer, Rossi, 2018;Milner, 2013;Шомова, 2019 и др.…”
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