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	Animal Farm Book Notes Summary by George Orwell: Topic Tracking: Propaganda
		Propaganda 10: Squealer persuades the animals that their memories are at fault when they think they remember passing a resolution against money and trade at the first meeting after the Rebellion.
		Propaganda 18: Now that the animals have finally accepted Squealer's version of the Battle of the Cowshed and remember this as the true version, he is able to convince them further that they are still remembering things wrong and Snowball was in fact criticized for his cowardice in the battle.
		Propaganda 20: Squealer overwhelms the animals and forestalls their complaints with endless lists of 'facts' which they cannot disprove because the facts are total nonsense.
	www.bookrags.com /notes/af/TOP3.htm (1951 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for propaganda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		By propaganda, and sometimes by insurrection, he opposed the conservative regime.
		Propaganda CODE to create design document for Costello and Wilson CD-ROM ''Mirage''; coming from Time Warner Interactive and Time Warner Electronic Publishing.
		Humour as a strategy in propaganda film: the case of a French cartoon from 1944.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=propaganda&StartAt=31 (799 words)

	Propaganda (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Propaganda, a 1980s German pop group signed to Paul Morley and Trevor Horn's ZTT record label.
		Propaganda, a compilation album released in the United Kingdom which contains songs by various artists, including The Police and Joe Jackson.
		Propaganda is the official fan club and magazine of the Irish rock band U2.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Propaganda_(disambiguation) (225 words)

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		Propaganda is about selling a war in such a way that the core populations don't realize the realities of what such a war entails.
		Propaganda hides the fact that there are virtually no painkillers left in Iraqi hospitals, and that the hundreds or thousands of Iraqi wounded will be operated on without anesthetics.
		Propaganda is short for Congregatio de propaganda fide (Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith), a committee of Roman Catholic cardinals established by Pope Gregory XV in l622 organized as a missionary group which proselytized for conversion to Roman Catholicism.
	www.lycos.com /info/propaganda.html (624 words)

	Propaganda Critic: Books
		Many of the most interesting books on this topic are out of print, so you'll have to rummage around in used bookstores to find them.
		Carefully distinguishing propaganda from everyday persuasion, this book is notable for its attention to propaganda in ancient times.
		The book would have benefitted from further critical commentary, but offers valuable material that is difficult to locate in Western libraries.
	www.propagandacritic.com /books/index.html (307 words)

	Category:Propaganda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Propaganda is the systematic spread of a given doctrine or of allegations reflecting its views and interests.
		The primary use of the term is in political contexts and generally refers to efforts sponsored by governments.
		The intent of the category is for government sponsored and items easily classified as propaganda.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Propaganda (164 words)

	Nazi Propaganda (1933-1945)
		A chapter from a 1942 biology text: Biology serves propaganda.
		Propaganda and National Power: Eugen Hadamovsky's 1933 book on propaganda.
		Propaganda plan for spring 1942: Marching orders for propagandists.
	www.calvin.edu /academic/cas/gpa/ww2era.htm (2303 words)

	Review: Learning to Resist Propaganda
		Propaganda and the Ethics of Persuasion By Randal Marlin
		Propaganda is understood as a deliberate attempt to suppress self-determination by controlling what people take to be right or true.
		This book considers the ethical implications of political propaganda and other forms of manipulation, including techniques used in advertising and public relations, along with the problem of regulation.
	perc.ca /PEN/2002-12-01/review.html (622 words)

	Propaganda in a Democracy
		Propaganda, Bernays claims, is not something pernicious that one government or group inflicts on another, but is rather an integral part of democracy itself.
		Propaganda, along with the special pleading it depends on, has been around since the beginning of time.
		Propaganda of one sort or another has become so much a part of our lives that we don’t even recognize it as such.
	www.authentic-breathing.com /propaganda_in_a_democracy.htm (922 words)

	NOW with Bill Moyers. Politics & Economy. Selling War — Propaganda and History \| PBS
		Whether the arguments of propaganda are evaluated by history as true or false or their results good or ill, making an argument through words an images has a long history —; especially when the cause to be sold is war.
		Long before the Catholic Church gave birth to the term propaganda, individuals and empires were using stories and images to "make their case." For example, Emperor Trajan (Marcus Ulpius Traianus, Roman Emperor AD 98-117) used his wealth and power to record the triumphs of his reign in a permanent fashion across the face of Rome.
		The unprecedented effect of the book on public opinion led President Lincoln to greet author Stowe with "So, this is the little lady who started this big war." The book was a bestseller and stage interpretations became a staple of American regional theaters, before, and after the war.
	www.pbs.org /now/politics/propaganda.html (1004 words)

	Dramatica Theory Book - Chapter 37: Storytelling: Reception & Propaganda
		Since a propaganda story is based upon a tenuous relationship between an audience and an author, both perspectives should be considered to understand the techniques that can be used and the results that can be achieved.
		The upside (from an author's point of view) is that generalized propaganda is difficult for an audience to identify and therefore more difficult to combat than the specific form of propaganda.
		In Conditioning propaganda, more than in the other three forms of propaganda, the degree of impact on your audience is extremely dependent on your audience's life experience outside the story experience.
	storymind.com /dramatica/dramatica_theory_book/chapter_37.html (2793 words)

	Film Propaganda and American Politics - book review
		A major thesis of the book is that propaganda "works by its ability to frame human problems and situations in aesthetic terms and icons." And there is no better medium than the cinema for expressing a message with kinetic symbols and social drama.
		It was adapted from the book, "Defenseless in America," written by the brother of the inventor of the machine gun.
		It states that propaganda is a potential function of film - whether it is propaganda intended by the filmmakers, or perceived to be propaganda by the audience (intended or not).
	www.youknow.com /chris/essays/film/filmproprev.html (1761 words)

	Joseph Goebbels - Propaganda Principles
		The purpose, content and effectiveness of enemy propaganda; the strength and effects of an expose; and the nature of current propaganda campaigns determine whether enemy propaganda should be ignored or refuted.
		Material from enemy propaganda may be utilized in operations when it helps diminish that enemy's prestige or lends support to the propagandist's own objective.
		Propaganda to the home front must prevent the raising of false hopes which can be blasted by future events.
	www.psywarrior.com /Goebbels.html (832 words)

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		One reason that propaganda often works better on the educated than on the uneducated is that educated people read more, so they receive more propaganda.
		All this falls under Walter Lippmann's notion of "the manufacture of consent." Democracy permits the voice of the people to be heard, and it is the task of the intellectual to ensure that this voice endorses what leaders perceive to be the right course.
		These are easy to perceive in the totalitarian societies, much less so in the propaganda system to which we are subjected and in which all too often we serve as unwilling or unwitting instruments.
	cal.jmu.edu /aleysb/chomsky.htm (2092 words)

	Sovereign Individual: Prescription Or Propaganda?
		Indeed, this book's purported claim to answer that question has made it a classic of right-wing libertarian literature, and its status as a cult classic of the right-wing is a good reason to analyze it, and is the principal reason this analysis appears here.
		Propaganda, to be credible, according to the Central Intelligence Agency psychological operations people, must tell the truth at least 80% of the time, and must tell the complete, even inconvenient truth enough of the time to appear balanced and unbiased.
		This glaring problem with the doctrine underlying the book, is also carefully avoided by the authors, because to bring it up and discuss it would inevitably draw attention to the real intent and goal of the policies that the book would have its readers pushing for.
	www.bidstrup.com /sovereign.htm (5686 words)

	Anti-Propaganda Tradition in the United States
		Propaganda's similarities to publicity were a fourth reason for the low reputation it acquired.
		Faced with the threat of Nazi and fascist propaganda in Latin America in the 1930s, the State Department reacted not with a counter-propaganda agency, but with the creation of the Division of Cultural Relations (1938), the mandate of which was to use only education and culture, not propaganda, to accomplish its mission.
		This ambivalent attitude toward propaganda is also reflected in Voice of America broadcasts during the war years, which omitted reports on the Holocaust for fear that they would be considered atrocity stories and thus not be believed.
	www.publicdiplomacy.org /19.htm (2029 words)

	Propaganda
		Propaganda, rather, is nothing more than a systematic effort (and note the word "effort") to persuade a body of people to support or adopt a particular opinion, attitude, or course of action.
		Books are written on many subjects; this one happens to be on propaganda.
		Just as the form (the book) is determined and made specific by the content (the subject of the book), so too is the content (the subject matter) determined and made specific by the form (the book).
	www.garygreen.com /propaganda.htm (3745 words)

	(BLUE BOOK) Tall Armenian Tale: The Other Side of the Falsified Genocide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The artificial documents that I referred to earlier were compiled in a thick book titled "Treatment of Armenians during the Ottoman Empire, 1915-1916" published by the British Government in 1916 with the approval of the House of Commons and distributed worldwide.
		Despite its falsity being revealed, the Armenian propaganda institutions republished The Blue Book in England at the end of 2000 and introduced it to the media at a meeting where members of the House of Lords were also present.
		During World War I, the British intelligence service published a book on Germans boiling their enemies to make soap, depending on the statements of dozens of witnesses and secretly taken photos, and made the world believe that this was the truth.
	www.tallarmeniantale.com /blue-book.htm (3596 words)

	Reviews Of Various Drug Books
		This book would be good for both the casual reader, and people involved in the medical and substance abuse communities.
		In this book, the author has selected over 100 beautiful, garden worthy species and dozens of commercially significant hybrids and arranged them alphabetically with documentation providing the scientific name and native habitat of each, including elevation ranges and temperature tolerance, as well as historical background.
		The book shows you how to create a personalized program of over-the-counter T boosters based on your age, gender, and specific needs, with essential information on the different supplements that can be found in vitamin and health food stores.
	www.a1b2c3.com /free/aaa_aaa/dru_avar.htm (3806 words)

	The Korea Times : Book Shows Propaganda Art From Colonial Period (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The book is composed of a collection of art works that have been on display in a pro-Japanese arts exhibition that has been touring the nation since last October under the title ``Choson in the Japanese Colonial Period and War Art’’ and features war footage and the difficult lives of Choson people at that time.
		The publishing of the book is part of efforts to expose Korean’s pro-Japanese deeds during the Japanese invasion, which have become more active these days.
		The book enables readers to have a composed look at the genre of ``fascism art’’ in times of war and activities of Pro-Japanese artists, including Koreans, which was especially active during 1937-1945 in which the Japanese government’s full mobilization of the Korean people was conducted and the cruelty of colonial ruling was at its peak.
	times.hankooki.com /lpage/culture/200501/kt2005010317065111720.htm (601 words)

	Amazon.com: Propaganda: Books: Jacques Ellul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Perhaps Ellul's most important insight was that the educated believed themselves immune to propaganda when, due to their proclivity for reading and watching news and other governmental outflow, such "intellectuals" were actually far more vulnerable than masses who did not receive propaganda as often.
		Propaganda, ANY propaganda, regardless of motives or veracity, serves to reduce the individual to function as a meaningless syphon.
		The biggest drawback is that the book published today is the same as that published in 1965 (Ellul died in 1994 and no real updated edition was ever produced), and the cases analyzed may seem obsolete, in that he focuses primarily on National Socialist, Maoist, Soviet and US cold war propaganda.
	www.amazon.com /Propaganda-Jacques-Ellul/dp/0394718747 (2416 words)

	Propaganda in a Democracy
		When Edward Bernays, proclaimed by many as the father of public relations, published his book "Propaganda" in 1928, few people realized the far-reaching influence that the new discipline of public relations would have on society.
		What is truly pernicious about much of the propaganda that surrounds us in the west is the very "reasonableness" of it--the way in which we are taught to believe that it somehow represents our real needs.
		For the goal of a propagandist--no matter what his or her stripe--is to make a sale of some kind by seeking to convince us that they understand our inner or outer needs and goals and are responding to them.
	www.omplace.com /articles/PropagandaDemocracy.html (955 words)

	Amazon.com: Propaganda and Persuasion: Books: Garth S. Jowett,Victoria O'Donnell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Since reading the book it appears that when most people say "x is propaganda" what they really mean is "x is an opinion/fact that I don't really like and want to suppress by labeling it propaganda." In this sense the word propaganda is frequently a "white" form of propaganda itself.
		However, this book failed to pass the ultimate textbook test, at the end of the semester almost all of the students I took the class with trashed or resold the book.
		At this point, several books by conservative authors like Limbaugh, Bennett, and Bloom are referenced, and the authors start using a lot of "quotes" when referring to these authors--of the sort you use when you want to indicate that a thought is silly or wrongheaded.
	www.amazon.com /Propaganda-Persuasion-Garth-S-Jowett/dp/0761911472 (2423 words)

	How Propaganda Works
		He was for all practical purposes the founder of modern propaganda techniques.
		In his 1928 book, Propaganda, Bernays wrote, "The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society.
		In another book, In Crystallizing Public Opinion, Bernays wrote how governments and advertisers can "regiment the mind like the military regiments the body." This can be imposed, he said, because of "the natural inherent flexibility of individual human nature," and suggested the "average citizen is the world's most efficient censor.
	home.att.net /~bob.wallace/howpropagandaworks.html (1309 words)

	Propaganda
		Lasswell… Propaganda in the broadest sense is the technique of influencing human action by the manipulation of representations.
		Propaganda… someone judges that the action which is the goal of the persuasive effort will be advantageous to the persuader but not in the best interests of the persuadee
		Nazi propaganda not effective in US The research by Cantril and others led to the conclusion that Nazi propaganda could not create a Hitler type because in Germany there was little diversity of media and the military were a great part of the country
	www.nevada.edu /~drums/485files/Propaganda.htm (602 words)

	Dr. Helen: Propaganda for Kids
		It’s inevitable that it will be largely perceived as a straw-man propaganda piece on one side and a reality based novelty on the other, but for the few sad people who will read this aloud for their children’s edification.
		Children of the age this book is aimed at are not fully able to critically analyze issues, of which I'm sure the author is aware.
		The DeBrecht book is pitched at a far older group of children, since it is about the trials and troubles of a lemonade stand in an overregulated and PC world.
	drhelen.blogspot.com /2006/02/propaganda-for-kids.html (9336 words)

	Death by Propaganda
		In Bernays 1928 book, Propaganda, which was recently re-issued, he talks about the invisible governance by manipulation.
		The fact that the drug may be harmful further illustrates their understanding of the power of propaganda.
		In the area of medicine and disease, use of doctors, scientists, government officials, private or public agencies associated with public health, and prominent social leaders and celebrities all should be drafted to carry the propaganda message....
	www.crossroad.to /Quotes/brainwashing/propaganda.htm (755 words)

	TASCHEN Books: Pop Culture - All Titles - Chinese Propaganda Posters - Facts
		Combining fact and fiction in a way typical of propaganda art, these posters exuded positive vibes and seemed to suggest that Mao was an omnipresent force that would accompany China to happiness and greatness.
		This book brings together a selection of colorful propaganda artworks and cultural artifacts from photographer Michael Wolf’s vast collection of Chinese propaganda posters, many of which are now extremely rare.
		He has published extensively on topics related to Chinese propaganda, and maintains an extensive website exclusively devoted to this genre of political communications (http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger).
	www.taschen.com /pages/en/catalogue/books/popculture/all/facts/03828.htm (525 words)

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