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Tag: Memes

Posted on April 20, 2023

Determinate Content podcast about the Batman Meme Project

Åka Gafvelin interviewed me for his podcast series Determinate Content. We talked about the Batman Meme Project and some other related things.

The Parergon

The Parergon is a blog related to my book-in-progress, A Certain Gesture: Evnine’s Batman Meme Project and Its Parerga!. The book will contain over a hundred memes I have made using the image of Batman slapping Robin, along with commentaries (written as if by someone other than the maker of the memes) that mix philosophy, psychoanalysis and self-writing. Read more about the book at The Batman Meme Project: An Overview.

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