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Even just as common words, zany, cute, and interesting seem intuitively right as keys to what many people want to look at, laugh with, sigh over, and share with others. If you want to make a meme, in the general sense of a unit of media that will be shared by others, those three all work.
McKenzie Wark • Sensoria: Thinkers for the Twentieth-First Century
- Not so long ago, there was a oppressed tribe of people, scattered throughout a larger population, whose very existence was seen as so taboo, so immoral, so illegal, they had to invent their own language to talk with each other, hidden in plain sight. - Because on the other side of that lay the real threat of not just discrimination, but ostraciza... See more
Chi Luu • The Unspeakable Linguistics of Camp - JSTOR Daily
The two types of image relationship—critique and consumption—emerge from the two image models dominating the Modern West: the model of critical distance denies the erotic; the model of total consumption literalizes it. Both express anxieties about how desire threatens our sovereignty, with each offering divergent strategies for containing it.
Natalie Carnes • Image and Presence: A Christological Reflection on Iconoclasm and Iconophilia (Encountering Traditions)
