| Notice to the reader: My paper on memes used to be a good
paper. Then the editors at MIT press murdered it. I have posted below
the original paper: It makes sense to read the above paper, for it is reader friendly and well-structured, whereas what the MIT Press editors produced is much closer to a literary form of road kill. But if you need to reference the ideas, you should reference what MIT Press published: Gil-White, F.J. ( 2005) Common misunderstandings of memes (and
genes): The promise and the limits of the genetic analogy to cultural
transmission processes. in S. Hurley and N. Chater, Perspectives on
Imitation: From Mirror Neurons to Memes, MIT Press. |