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L. Hjorth
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L. Hjorth appears only as a passing reference in the course materials, cited tangentially in discussions of QAnon and digital conspiracy theory but without direct engagement with their own work. The excerpts suggest Hjorth is being invoked within broader analyses of memetic warfare and digital radicalization, though their specific theoretical contribution to these arguments remains unclear from the provided fragments. Without fuller context, it's difficult to determine how their thinking shapes the course's investigation of AI-mediated propaganda and networked subjectivity.
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