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Focusing on the concept of Cthulhu, this seminar paper explores its origins in H. P. Lovecraft's work and its significant impact on contemporary pop culture. Despite its widespread influence, the term remains largely unknown to many. The analysis delves into the cultural and literary implications of this enigmatic figure, examining how it has permeated various forms of media and shaped modern narratives. The paper reflects a scholarly approach to understanding the intersections of literature and popular culture through the lens of Lovecraft's creation.

The thesis explores the pervasive role of memes in contemporary digital culture, highlighting their presence in daily life through humorous images, messages, and videos. It discusses how these elements serve as vital sources of entertainment within online communities and social media platforms, such as 9gag.com and reddit.com. The work also critiques the term "memes" for its vagueness, suggesting that it fails to adequately capture the variety of visual phenomena that contribute to our web society's engagement with humor and communication.