From: Ray Recchia (rrecchia@mail.clarityconnect.com)
Date: Mon 10 Mar 2003 - 17:15:29 GMT
There have been a few discussions of "Electric Meme" over the course of
the last year. You can search the archives at
http://cfpm.org/~majordom/memetics/2000/. Type in "electric" or "Aunger"
using your browser's "Find" function, and I suspect you should be able to
see what we have already covered.
Raymond O. Recchia
-----Original Message-----
From: "Samuel Rose" <samuel.rose@voyager.net>
To: <memetics@mmu.ac.uk>
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 11:09:11 -0500
Subject: RE: The Electric Meme
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> Dear Memetics List Participants,
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> I've been following the ongoing debate about what memetics is and how
> it
> is relevant to anything else. It is actually quite informative.
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> I don't really have too much to add to it yet. I do have a question for
> the list, though.
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> I have only recently subscribed to this list, and I have recently got
> ahold of a copy of Robert Aunger's "The Electric Meme".
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> I have not found many references here to his theory about what "memes"
> are, and was wondering if anyone had any input on this book/theory?
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> (please forgive my query if this has already been covered).
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> Thank You,
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> Sam Rose
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> The Billions of Minds Project
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