Re: Thanks for the great response so far!

From: Trehinp@aol.com
Date: Thu 02 Oct 2003 - 06:36:59 GMT

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    Dans un e-mail daté du 02/10/03 00:58:23 Paris, Madrid (heure d'été), svie@u.arizona.edu a écrit :

    > P.S. Does anyone know of any dissertations that have used memetic theory as
    >
    > a framework/lens? I have looked in UMI but didn't see too many...

    I am working on a research project which was triggered by the series of articles on memetics published in Scientific American : S. Blackmore, "The Power of Memes", and related articles : Lee Alan Dugatkin , "Animals Imitate, too" ; Robert Boyd and Peter J. Richerson , "Memes Theory Oversimplifies how culture changes" ; Henry Plotkin , "People do more than imitate", Scientific American, Volume 283, Number 4, October 2000.

    My reactions to these articles are available on my web site : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gilles.trehin.urville/quelques_idees_sur_les%20memes.h tm

    The page header is in French but the texts are in English.

    A summary of my current research in English is also available : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gilles.trehin.urville/palaeolithic_art%20and%20autism. htm

    A draft of the full paper is available in French : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gilles.trehin.urville/art_paleolithique_et_autisme.htm

    Yours sincerely.

    Paul Trehin

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