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Memes, Args And Viral Videos: Spreadable Media, Participatory Culture, And Composition Pedagogy MEMES, ARGS AND VIRAL VIDEOS: SPREADABLE MEDIA, PARTICIPATORY CULTURE, AND COMPOSITION PEDAGOGY

Mary Karcher, Mary Dissertation
2016 unpublished

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Mary Karcher, Mary Dissertation. "Memes, Args And Viral Videos: Spreadable Media, Participatory Culture, And Composition Pedagogy MEMES, ARGS AND VIRAL VIDEOS: SPREADABLE MEDIA, PARTICIPATORY CULTURE, AND COMPOSITION PEDAGOGY." (2016)