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Hace 2 días · In "Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes", Jacques Ellul notes, "Propaganda must be continuous and lasting—continuous in that it must not leave any gaps, but must fill the citizen's whole day and all his days" (Ellul, 1965). This reflects the continuous pressure applied through advertising to create anxiety and scarcity.
Hace 17 horas · The video propaganda of the so-called Islamic State (IS) has in the past been compared to Hollywood film, ... (Bernays 1928, 25), and as a “technique rather than a science” that serves in “the formation of men’s attitudes” (Elull 1965, 3).
Hace 1 día · Based on Jacques Ellul's "Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes," the content leverages deep-seated fears and distrust towards Western institutions to create a unified opposition against NATO and Western governments. It uses historical grievances and current geopolitical tensions to frame Russia as a victim of Western aggression.
Hace 2 días · Propaganda: Power and Persuasion (Exhibition) London, British Library, 2013, ISBN: 9780712357005; 216pp.; Price: £19.99. When you walk in to the Propaganda: Power and Persuasion Exhibition at the British Library you are told that ‘propaganda is used to fight wars and combat disease, build unity and create division’.
Hace 1 día · UTSA’s research shows that news and government groups need to acknowledge propaganda and its negative impact on U.S. media as an effective weapon used by foreign actors that merits more social and scientific attention.
Hace 4 días · Drawing on research about identity-based political behavior across disciplines, I develop in this article an expressive logic of action, which focuses on group processes with distinctive symbolic and affective features. 2. Based on an expressive logic, political behavior expresses an actor's social identification.
Hace 2 días · A recent edition of Society Now, the magazine of the Economic and Social Research Council, makes a compelling case for the substantial contribution of the social sciences towards ‘a healthy society, a productive economy and a sustainable world’. Professor Mike Savage’s latest work plots the changing path of the social sciences through Britain’s post-war social history. His argument is ...
