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I'd echo the recommendation of Blackmore; in fact, that's the only book on memetics I've ever read I'd recommend. The other popular memetics titles, like books by Rushkoff, (Media Virus), Richard Brodie (Virus of the MInd), Aaron Lynch (though contagion) all seemed to me long on posturing and "just-so" stories and short on analysis.
Not strictly memetics (I don't believe he ever discusses memes at all) but certainly related, and au courantis Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point. I find Gladwell to be a very lucid and curious writer, which is ideal for the soft science his book peddles.
If you find any other, newer books on the subject, let us know, 'k? |
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