| This terminology was originally introduced by Huxley as part of his concept of memetics analyzing the transmission of cultural information. |
| In short then, memetics can and should benefit from a methodology that prescinds from the question of telos in both its explicans and explicanda. |
| Gronas draws primarily on cognitive poetics, cultural memory theory, and memetics, but memetics is the dominant member of this triad. |
| When evaluating the development of meta-memes, critics engaged in memetics must attend to mimesis. |
| These popularisations then led to the emergence of memetics, a field from which Dawkins has distanced himself. |
| In the new tradition of memetics, work would be described as a replicative complex unit, probably a meta-meme. |
