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ca-4567	Kallius, Annastiina; Adriaans, Rik	The Meme Radar: Locating Liberalism in Illiberal Hungary	2022		.htm	text/html	10378	478	48	In Hungary in the late 2010s, however, political memes were not the prerogative of the far-right, which controlled both the government and public media, but rather of the oppositional minority that identified with liberalism. In a recent study of political memes in Singapore, Wee Yang Soh (2020) draws on linguistic anthropology to argue that, indeed, context determines what memes are, and their social implications.	cache/ca-4567.htm	txt/ca-4567.txt