A Few Uses of the Meme on Internet
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https://doi.org/10.24215/23139048e076Keywords:
memes, rhetoric, multimodality, discourseAbstract
This article does not want to be a representative sample of the meme’s phenomena on the internet. However, we want to enquire into the use of some memes in the social media. For this, we decided to analyse a few examples with the multimodal theory and the narratology, in order to elucidate the argumentative and rhetoric strategies used by the subjects in the production and uses of these memes.
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