relationships among memetics, semiotics, and Kuhnian view of science?

From: Jim Forbes-chatpress-cnc (jforbes@chatpress.com)
Date: Mon Mar 11 2002 - 13:20:45 GMT

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    There are relatively obvious potential relationships among memetics, semiotics, and Thomas Kuhn's description of how scientific theories are created and sustained.

    Before putting a lot of energy into describing these relationships I was wondering if any of this has been a previous subject of discussion or if there are previous articles in the area. Like to avoid reinventing the wheel.

    Thanks,

    Jim Forbes

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