One of the most interesting parts of the Meme entry on Wikipedia is the external links. It is interesting to see who is on there and who isn't. Memes.org is on there and has been through good times and bad, through happy and sad.
External links
- The Meme Machine, Interview of Susan Blackmore by Denis Failly
- Journal of Memetics
- The text of Dawkins' Selfish Gene, chapter 11, "Memes: the new replicators", in which Dawkins coined the word "meme"
- The Mocking Memes: A Basis for Automated Intelligence, a 2006 book on a memetic theory of mind.
- Cultural Software: A Theory of Ideology by Jack Balkin which uses memes to explain the growth and spread of ideology.
- Why did the chicken cross the road? The story of a meme
- A short piece by Mike Godwin on memes in Wired Magazine.
- The Invasion of the Memes ? memes as an useful metaphor, nothing more.
- What is a Meme? by Brent Silby ? an introductory article pitched at a general audience.
- A discussion of memes by Deepak Chopra
- "Life cycles of successful genes", 2003, Robert Hoffmann
- Memes.org ? Just relaunched as a forum for discussion about memes and memetics.
- Dawkins's speech on the 30th anniversary of the publication of The Selfish Gene, Dawkins 2006
- "A Memetic Paradigm of Project Management"PDF,Whitty 2005
- The Evolution of Technology by Brent Silby ? memetics used to explain human creativity.
- "Evolution and Memes: The human brain as a selective imitation device": article by Susan Blackmore.
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