Mimema: Greek Word for Imitation & Representation
Mimema (μίμηµα) is a Greek noun meaning "imitation" or "representation." It derives from the verb mimeisthai (µιµείσθαι) – "to imitate" or "to mimic."
In ancient Greece, mimema referred to art, literature, and music that imitated nature or other works. Today, it still denotes artistic imitation but can broadly mean any representation or copy.
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