The Blending of Bending: How We Engage with the World of Avatar: The Last Airbender through Memes

Metaphor and Symbol 37 (3):185-207 (2022)
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People often use memes to express their ideological stance on real world events. This study departs from a recent COVID-19-related meme which makes use of elements known from the animated televisio...

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