While the far right is usually associated with an actively practiced hero worship, the relationship of new right-wing movements to the heroic remains undertheorized. This paper seeks to fill this void arguing that far-right online internet meme culture is marked by an ambivalent relationship to heroism, which stands in contrast to the serious, unambiguous take on heroism in “traditional” Nazi and neo-Nazi propaganda: In the context of the Great Meme War, a (partly) self-ironic approach to the desire for heroism can be observed, which, as I argue, serves to immunise the heroic in view of its feared loss/absence in the online sphere
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
The article discusses the possibilities of representing Internet memes in the modern media sphere. ...
While the far right is usually associated with an actively practiced hero worship, the relationship ...
is paper examines memetic content as a window into the values expressed by far-right constituents. O...
Memes are efficient tools for far-right activism. They also offer a window into the reactionary valu...
Published online: 2 May 2022This article constitutes a first step in understanding how Internet meme...
This article constitutes a first step in understanding how Internet memes are used in extreme-right ...
This study focuses on the role of Internet memes in the communication of two far-right groups in Fin...
In this dissertation, “Internet Meme Culture: Affective Response and Political Indoctrination,” I ex...
“Son – you’ll be a soldier one day”, one of thousands of comments on a YouTube video about using mem...
Writer and researcher Florian Cramer shares some of his research into little known factors influenci...
The article focuses on the usage of the Internet in mental wars. By comparing the life cycle of meme...
This paper traces the recent turn to humour, irony and ambiguity embodied in the adaptation of memes...
The article explores interactions between digital media and cultural memory in post-Soviet countries...
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
The article discusses the possibilities of representing Internet memes in the modern media sphere. ...
While the far right is usually associated with an actively practiced hero worship, the relationship ...
is paper examines memetic content as a window into the values expressed by far-right constituents. O...
Memes are efficient tools for far-right activism. They also offer a window into the reactionary valu...
Published online: 2 May 2022This article constitutes a first step in understanding how Internet meme...
This article constitutes a first step in understanding how Internet memes are used in extreme-right ...
This study focuses on the role of Internet memes in the communication of two far-right groups in Fin...
In this dissertation, “Internet Meme Culture: Affective Response and Political Indoctrination,” I ex...
“Son – you’ll be a soldier one day”, one of thousands of comments on a YouTube video about using mem...
Writer and researcher Florian Cramer shares some of his research into little known factors influenci...
The article focuses on the usage of the Internet in mental wars. By comparing the life cycle of meme...
This paper traces the recent turn to humour, irony and ambiguity embodied in the adaptation of memes...
The article explores interactions between digital media and cultural memory in post-Soviet countries...
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
Internet memes are important part of today’s digital culture. Defined by Shifman (2011) as digital c...
The article discusses the possibilities of representing Internet memes in the modern media sphere. ...