"Mimetics as Digital Culture" - Page 9 of 9

by Jacklyn Heslop | Xchanges 15.1, Spring 2020

📋 Contents

Introduction
The Enthymeme: Filling in Missing Pieces
Cultural Inheritance: Darwin to Digital Rhetoric
Meme Creation and Reproduction
Enthymemes and Visual: Is There an Argument?
Reading the Meme
Conclusion: The Start of a Memetic Enthymeme
Works Cited
About the Author

About the Author

Jacklyn Heslop has her B.A from California State University, Stanislaus and is currently working on her M.A in English with a special emphasis on rhetoric and the teaching of writing at the same institution. She hopes to continue on to her PhD in order to continue her studies into memetics and/or writing centers. In addition to those already stated, her research interests are multimodal pedagogy, digital and visual rhetorics, and alternative forms of assessment (specs/contract grading).

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