JoM-Emit, 1999, Volume 3 (original) (raw)

Journal of Memetics -
Evolutionary Models of Information Transmission
http://cfpm.org/jom-emit/1999/vol3/index.html

Issue 1 - June

Articles

Survival of the institutionally fittest concepts by Martin de Jong(72Kb) 1-19

Letters

A Note on the Origin of `Memes'/`Mnemes' by John Laurent (6Kb)20-21 Commentary and Discussion _Memetics and the Edge of Chaos_- If Price and Ray Shaw (19Kb) 22-26 Commentary on Derek Gatherer's paper: Why the `Thought Contagion' Metaphor is Retarding the Progress of Memetics, in volume 2, issue 2.

• The Case for Commentary by Derek Gatherer (5Kb) 27-29
• Belief Has Utility - An Intentional Stance by David Hales (9Kb)30-32
• _The necessity of theoretical constructs: a rebuttal of the behaviourist approach to memetics_by Francis Heylighen (20Kb) 33-37
• Misleading Mix Of Religion And Science by Aaron Lynch (14Kb) 38-41
• A Strategy for Memetics: Memes as Strategies by Paul Marsden (17Kb)42-44
• On Memetics and memes as brain-entities by Hans-Cees Speel (13Kb) 45-47
• Memes ain't (just) in the Headby John Wilkins (37Kb) 48-55
• Author's reply: Reply to Commentaries by Derek Gatherer (22Kb) 56-61

Commentary on Nick Rose's Paper: Controversies in Meme Theory, in volume 2, issue 1.

• The Case for Commentary (5Kb) 62
• _Memetic Meanings_by Francis Beer (12Kb) 63-66
• A Plea for Methodological Darwinism by Derek Gatherer (10Kb)67-69
• Strategies in Meme Theory by David Hull (11Kb) 70-72
• An Evolutionary theory of Culture? by George Modelski (5Kb)73-74
• Steps toward the Memetic Self by If Price (21Kb) 75-80
• On choosing to evolve: strategies without a strategist by John Wilkins(11Kb) 81-83
• Author's reply: Okay, but exactly `who' would escape the Tyranny of the Replicators? by Nick Rose (11Kb) 84-86

Issue 2

Articles

_Applying Memetics to Financial Markets: Do Markets Evolve towards Efficiency?_by Joshua Frank (85Kb) 87-99

Do Animals Have Memes? by Simon Reader and Kevin Laland(31Kb) 100-108

Different Types of Memes: Recipemes, Selectemes and Explanemes by John Langrish(50Kb) 109-122

Reports

A Report On The Conference "Do Memes Account For Culture?" Held At King's College, Cambridge by Rober Aunger (30Kb) 123-131

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